SSSP 128th (2014 Spring) Biannual Conference (May 31 – June 1)
May 31st

Program of Plenary Sessions【 Building 8 3F

9:00

Doors Open

EastEntranceLobby】
9:30～11:55

Plenary Sessions

Social Reform Thought and the Present Age: Questioning theIntellectual Foundations of Social Policies
１．Concepts of “the Social” and “the Economic” in the Historyof Social Policy Ideas in France
Takuji TANAKA（Hitotsubashi University）
２．Karl Polanyi and Ideas on Social Reform Re-examined:
Controversial Basis of the Market Society【 Building 8 Room8304】

Midori WAKAMORI (Osaka City University)
３． Economic and Social Factors in the History of Ideology andThought in Social Policy in Japan
Kingo TAMAI (Aichi Gakuin University）
11:55～13:00

Lunch Break［Committees］

13:00～16:45

Plenary Sessions

Social Reform Thought and the Present Age: Questioning theIntellectual Foundations of Social Policies
Special Lecture
Labor and the Double Movement
Sanford M. Jacoby(University of California, Los Angeles)【 Building 8 RoomComments8304】
Atsushi FUKAZAWA（Ritsumeikan University）
Shogo TAKEGAWA（The University of Tokyo）

Overall Debates

17:00～18:15

General Meeting

18:30～20:30

Social Meeting【 Building 8 Room8304】【Hilltop 2F】

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9:00

9:30～11:30

Program of Symposium Sessions and General Sessions【 BuildingDoors OpenSymposium Sessions

１. Methodology of Study on Industrial Unions in Japan

Disabilities who Find It Difficult to Acquire Reasonable
Accommodation

12:50～14:50

Symposium Sessions

General Sessions

Symposium Sessions【 Building 5 Room5202】【 Building 5 Room5203】【 Building 5 Room5406】【 Building 5 Room

１. Children and Family5407】【 Building 5 Room5408】［Committees］
５．Studies of Industrial Relations and the Labor Movement of Shin

【 Building 5 Room

Nihon Chisso(1)5201】

６．Two Questions from the Comparative study about the Social【 Building 5 Room

Policy Programs of Colonial Korea

5202】

７．Children’s Resiliency against Poverty : based on the research【 Building 5 Roomfor the care-leavers and in-care staffs5407】

８．How to Cope with the Business Problem of “Disposing” Young【 Building 5 RoomAdults --- The Potential in Social Networking(1)5203】

３．Social Solidarity and Social Inclusion
４．Labor Movement and History

15:00～17:00

5201】

and Public Service and its influence

２．Labor Market
Lunch Break【 Building 5 Room

３．Non-regular employment in the field of Education, Childcare,

４．New directions in social welfare policies in Japan

11:30～12:50

1FLobby】

２．Reasonable Accommodation in the Employment of Persons withGeneral Sessions

5【 Building 5 Room5406】【 Building 5 Room5408】

９．Studies of Industrial Relations and the Labor Movement of Shin

【 Building 5 Room

Nihon Chisso(2)5201】

１０．The Employment policies for the disabled persons in France,Sweden, Denmark and Japan － towards the best mix between
integration policies and compensation policies for the disabledGeneral Sessions【 Building 5 Room5202】

１１．How to Cope with the Business Problem of “Disposing” Young【 Building 5 RoomAdults --- The Potential in Social Networking(2)5203】

５．Care and Medical Treatment【 Building 5 Room5407】【 Building 5 Room

６． Welfare States5406】

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The Program of May 31st
9：30～11：55

Plenary Sessions

Social Reform Thought and the Present Age: Questioning the Intellectual Foundations ofSocial Policies【Building 8 Room 8304】

Chair：Koichi HIRAOKA（Ochanomizu University）・Kaori KATADA（Hosei University）
１．Concepts of “the Social” and “the Economic” in the History of Social Policy Ideas in France
Takuji TANAKA（Hitotsubashi University）

２．Karl Polanyi and Ideas on Social Reform Re-examined: Controversial Basis of the MarketSociety
Midori WAKAMORI (Osaka City University)
３． Economic and Social Factors in the History of Ideology and Thought in Social Policy inJapan
Kingo TAMAI (Aichi Gakuin University）［Committees］

11：55～13：00

Lunch Break

13：00～16：45

Plenary Sessions

Special Lecture【Building 8 Room 8304】

Labor and the Double Movement
Sanford M. Jacoby(University of California, Los Angeles)
Comments

１．Atsushi FUKAZAWA（Ritsumeikan University）
２．Shogo TAKEGAWA（The University of Tokyo）

Overall Debates

17：00～18：15

General Meeting【Building 8 Room 8304】

18：30～20：30

Social Meeting【Hilltop 2F】

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9:30～11:30

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions＜Symposium Session １＞【Building 5 Room 5201】
Methodology of Study on Industrial Unions in Japan
Chair・Coordinator：Yoshio SASAJIMA（Meiji Gakuin University）
Debater：OH Hak-soo（Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training）
１．Inter-Company Wage Negotiations and Industrial Unionization
Fumito MATSUMURA（Nagoya City University）
２ ． Two Case Studies of Inter-Company Wage Negotiations: Metal Working and Marine
Transportation
Hiroaki FUJII（Nagoya Sangyo University）
３．Two Case Studies of Inter-Company Wage Negotiations: Coal and Textile
Makio KIMURA（Asahi University）＜Symposium Session ２＞【Building 5 Room 5202】
Reasonable Accommodation in the Employment of Persons with Disabilities who Find
It Difficult to Acquire Reasonable Accommodation
Chair・Coordinator：Kimiko NAGASAWA（University of Kochi）
１．What Are Discrimination on the Basis of Disability and Reasonable Accommodation, and What
Should Be Discussed to Solve Inequalities for Persons with Disabilities ?
Masayo TOHYAMA（University of Kochi）
２．The Challenges in Operation and Concept for Practice of Reasonable Accommodation in theReal World
Ritsu YAMAMURA（Nihon University）
３．The Problem and the Vision of Social Employment in East Asian Countries: Including theViewpoint of Income Assurance for Persons with Disabilities
Hiroshi ISONO（Shizuoka welfare and medical specialized collage）＜Symposium Session ３＞【Building 5 Room 5203】
Non-regular employment in the field of Education, Childcare, and Public Service and its
influence
Chair：Taichi ITO（Osaka University of Economics）
Coordinator：Koichi OGIHARA（Japan Welfare Education College）
１．Protesting and Organizing for Survive : The Waseda union’s movement
Taku IMAI（Nihon University）
２ ． A Case Study of non-regular workers in Private Nursery School ― Focusing on Job
Specifications and Cooperation among the WorkersHarumi OBI（Graduate Student, Chuo University）
３．Organizing of Non-Regular Local Public Service Workers in U City
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Hiroshi UEKI（Ritsumeikan University）＜Symposium Session ４＞【Building 5 Room 5406】
New directions in social welfare policies in Japan
Chair：Kimihiko ISHIKAWA（Meiji University）
Coordinator：Kazuo TAKADA（Hitotsubashi University・Emeritus Professor）
１．Social values in community organization in Kawasaki, Japan
Miki SUZUKI（Graduate Student, Hitotsubashi University）
２．The Contemporary Issues of Protective Care Services for Women
Chizuko HORI（Josai International University）＜General Session

１Children and Family＞【Building 5 Room 5407】
Chair：Izumi KIKUCHI（Japan College of Social Work）

１．An Influence of Self-help Groups of Single-mother Families on the Political Process in Japan–In the case of Welfare Reform in 2000s
Sae OKURA（Graduate Student, University of Tsukuba）
２．Germany’s new family policy and the “Mehrgenerationenhaus” project
Yurina UEDA（Graduate Student, Doshisha University）
３．Child well-being in rich countries－UNICEF Innocenti Report Card11: Comparing Japan
Junko TAKEZAWA（National Institute of Population and Social Security Research）＜General Session

２【Building 5 Room 5408】
Chair：Wakana SHUTO（Rikkyo University）

Labor Market＞

１．A Self-support Program and Current Status of labor market in South Korea-Focusing on
nursing worker training program
Yuki TOMOOKA（Graduate Student, Ewha Womans University）
２．To what extent is the occupational labor market of professionals formed?: comparing skill
formation of IT engineers, scientific researcher and medical professional
Takeshi NISHIMURA（Graduate Student, Kyoto University）［Committees］

11：30～12：50

Lunch Break

12：50～14：50

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions＜Symposium Session ５＞【Building 5 Room 5201】
Studies of Industrial Relations and the Labor Movement of Shin Nihon Chisso(1)Chair：Atsushi HYODO（Senshu University）
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Coordinator：Akira SUZUKI（Hosei University）
１．On the significance of Chisso’s Anchin dispute(1962-63) in the development of postwar
industrial relations
Yoshinori TOMITA（Saga University）
２．The Struggle against the Blue-/White-collar Status Distinction and Wage Determination at Shin
Nihon Chisso
Masanori HANADA（Kumamoto Gakuen University）＜Symposium Session ６＞【Building 5 Room 5202】
Two Questions from the Comparative study about the Social Policy Programs ofColonial Korea
Chair：Shen Jie（Japan Women’s University）
Coordinator：Park Kwang Joon（Bukkyo University）
Debater：Masako OTOMO（Chukyo University）
１．Policy of Special Education in Colonial Korea: Comparison between Korea and Taiwan
Kim Yong Seob（Chosun University）
２．Why did the Homeniin System Lapse in Korea: the Three Explanations
Park Kwang Joon（Bukkyo University）＜Symposium Session ７＞【Building 5 Room 5407】
Children’s Resiliency against Poverty : based on the research for the care-leavers andin-care staffs
Chair・Coordinator：Takafumi UZUHASHI（Doshisha University）
Debater１：Masako MUROZUMI（Tezukayama Gakuin University）
Debater２：Michihiko TOKORO（Osaka City University）
１．A report on the types of supports given to young care-leavers at residential care homes
Hiromi TANAKA（Graduate Student, Doshisha University）
２．Children with Disadvantage and Difficulties and their ‘ Independence ‘ : based on theinterviews for in-care staffs
Nobuko MIYATA （Graduate Student, Doshisha University）
・Takafumi UZUHASHI（DoshishaUniversity）
３．Children's Care Home Analysis Focusing on the Incidents that Caused Uplifting Self Esteem :From the Interview to Care Leavers of Children's Care Home
Hanako ODAGAWA（Tokyo Metropolitan University）＜Symposium Session ８＞【Building 5 Room 5203】
How to Cope with the Business Problem of “Disposing” Young Adults --- The Potentialin Social Networking(1)Chair・Coordinator：Yoko TANAKA（University of Tsukuba）
Debater：Mitsuko UENISHI（Hosei University）
１．POSSE’s approach concerning evil companies
Shohei SAKAKURA（NPO POSSE）
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２．Lawyer’s approach concerning evil companies
Chikara SHIMASAKI（Kanagawa Sogo Law Office）
３．Union’s approach concerning evil companies
Akai JINBU（Metropol Labor Union of Youth）＜General Session

３

Social Solidarity and Social Inclusion＞【Building 5 Room 5406】
Chair：Takao KOIKE（Senshu University）

１．Spatiotemporal Articulation as Foundations for Social Solidarity
Satoshi TAKAHASHI（Iwate Prefectural University）
２．Social Inclusion for Immigrants and Refugees through MicrofinanceTakashi KOSEKI（Meiji University）
３ ． South Korean Social Enterprise: Change of Meaning or Extension of the Domain?
―Emergence of a New Social Enterprise Policy―
Hong Sungwook（Graduate Student, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies）＜General Session

４Labor Movement and History＞【Building 5 Room 5408】
Chair：Tachihiko MASUDA（Senshu University）

１．NGG(the German Food, Beverages and Catering Union) and Minimum Wage Regulation
Takuya IWASA（Kobe University）
２．Labor Oral History Archive Project – A focus on making film records and the availability ofdocuments
Osamu UMEZAKI（Hosei University）

15：00～17：00

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions＜Symposium Session ９＞【Building 5 Room 5201】
Studies of Industrial Relations and the Labor Movement of Shin Nihon Chisso（2）Chair：Atsushi HYODO（Senshu University）
Coordinator：Akira SUZUKI（Hosei University）
１．The Transformation of Chemical Industry in postwar Japan and its Impact on Chisso and its
labor union
Akinori ISOGAI（Kyushu University）
２．Analysis of the coalition building between the Shin Nihon Chisso Labor Union and theorganizations of Minamata disease victims and their supporters
Akira SUZUKI（Hosei University）＜Symposium Session １０＞【Building 5 Room 5202】
The Employment policies for the disabled persons in France, Sweden, Denmark andJapan －towards the best mix between integration policies and compensation policies forthe disabled persons －Chair・Coordinator：Katsuhiko IWATA（The Japan Institute for Labor policy and Training）
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Debater：Ryosuke MATSUI（Hosei University）
１．2013 Disability policy reforms in Denmark in the context of Danish flexicurity
Katsuhiko IWATA（The Japan Institute for Labor policy and Training）
２．Revision and new orientation of labor market policies for the people with disabilities
Noriko KURUBE（Nihon Fukushi University）
３．New law on the equality of rights and chances for disabled persons as citizen(2005) and Labor
policyHiroshi OHSONE（The Open University of Japan）＜Symposium Session １１＞【Building 5 Room 5203】
How to Cope with the Business Problem of “Disposing” Young Adults --- The
Potential in Social Networking(2)Chair・Coordinator：Yoko TANAKA（University of Tsukuba）
Debater：Mitsuko UENISHI（Hosei University）
Overall Debates＜General Session

５Care and Medical Treatment＞【Building 5 Room 5407】
Chair：Mayumi OHSHIO（Ryukoku University）

１．"The Appropriate use of drug “ in the drug policy after 1992
Kazuko AKAGI（Graduate Student, Hitotsubashi University）
２．Non Profit Organization’s Strategies on the Original Home Help Services
Sumika YAMANE（Yamagata University）
３．The process and problems of long-term care benefits complicatedTakashi MIHARA（The Tokyo Foundation）・Atsuaki GUNJI（The Tokyo Foundation）＜General Session

６【Building 5 Room 5406】
Chair：Min Zhu（Chiba University of Commerce）

Welfare States＞

１．Socio-economic issues in Hong Kong: current situation of ‘positive non-interventionism’
Katsuhide ISA（Seinan Gakuin University）
２．Sovereign Debt Crises and Social Spending – How did European Countries Cope with theCrises?
Yoshinori ITO（Hitotsubashi University）

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