SSSP 126th (2013 Spring) Biannual Conference
Date: 25-26 May 2013
Venue: Aoyama Gakuin University, Aoyama Campus, Tokyo

May 25th
9:00

9:30～12:30

Plenary Session
Doors OpenPlenary Session【Buidling 17 Foyer】
Gender Equality and Social Policy
Chair Kimiko KIMOTO (Hitotsubashi University)
Kazue ENOKI (Hosei University)
１ ． Economic Gap and Equity among Employees: Aiming at a
Transformation from "Japan's 1960's System" to a New Social
SystemKoshi ENDO（Meiji University）
２．Visiblization of Care as Work in Social Policies: Issues ofthe Long-term Care Insurance System Uncovered through Paid Care

【Buidling 17 Honda
Memorial
Conference

Hall】

Work Assessment
Mie MORIKAWA（National Institute of Public Health）
３．Child Allowance as the linkage and gender equality
Akemi KITA（Fukui Prefectural University）
12:30～14:00
14:00～17:00

Lunch Break ［committees］
Plenary Session

Gender Equality and Social Policy
Special Lecture
The participation of women in the labour market and childcare
investment: views from Europe
Margarita León (Autonomous University of Barcelona)【Buidling 17 Honda
Memorial

Comments
Mari

OSAWA（The University of Tokyo）
Yoku

Conference

Hall】

KADO（Nihon University）

Overall Debates【Buidling 17 Honda
17:15～18:00

General Meeting

MemorialConference

18:15～20:15

Hall】【 Ivy Hall, Aogaku

Social MeetingKaikan】

1May 26th
9:00

9:30～11:30

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions
Doors OpenSymposium Sessions【Buidling 17 Foyer】
１. Comparative Analysis of Changing Family Policies under【 Buidling 17 RoomGlobalization: the Cases of the Netherlands, France and Germany

17511】

２．Tepco Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Workers and the Fight to【 Buidling 17 RoomContain the Disaster

17510】

３ ． Current research on the history of labor ： Andrew Gordon(Translator: Kazuo Nimura), The Evolution of Labor Relations in17507】

Japan, 1853–2010
General Sessions【 Buidling 17 Room

【 Buidling 17 Room

１. Employment17606】
２．China, Taiwan and Japan【 Buidling 17 Room17508】

11:30～12:50
12:50～14:50

Lunch Break ［committees］
Symposium Sessions

４．Reflections on Emiko Takenaka's Theory（1）: Perspectives on【 Buidling 17 Room

the Feminist Analysis of Labour

17511】

５．Social policy on the employment of people with disabilities【 Buidling 17 Room17510】

General Sessions

６．Local variations in health systems: policy making at national【 Buidling 17 Roomand local levels

17507】

３．Job Training and Techniques【 Buidling 17 Room17606】【 Buidling 17 Room４．Social Security

17508】【 Buidling 17 Room

５．New Public Commons17509】
15:00～17:00

Symposium Sessions

７．Care Regime Analysis in East Asia

【 Buidling 17 Room17511】

８．Industrial Relations and Unionism in Key Private Industries【 Buidling 17 Room17510】

General Sessions

６．Family budgets and Employment support【 Buidling 17 Room
17507】【 Buidling 17 Room

７．History17606】

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The Program of May 25th
9：30～12：30

Plenary Session【Buidling 17 Honda Memorial Conference
Chair: Kimiko KIMOTO（Hitotsubashi University）
・Kazue ENOKI（Hosei University）

Gender Equality and Social Policy

Hall】

１．Economic Gap and Equity among Employees: Aiming at a Transformation from "Japan's
1960's System" to a New Social System
Koshi ENDO（Meiji University）

２．Visiblization of Care as Work in Social Policies: Issues of the Long-term Care Insurance
System Uncovered through Paid Care Work Assessment
Mie MORIKAWA（National Institute of Public Health）
３．Child Allowance as the linkage and gender equality
Akemi KITA（Fukui Prefectural University）

12：30～14：00

Lunch Break ［committees］

14：00～17：00

Plenary Session【Buidling 17 Honda Memorial Conference Hall】
The participation of women in the labour market and childcare investment: views from Europe
Margarita León (Autonomous University of Barcelona)

Special Lecture

Comments

１．Mari OSAWA（The University of Tokyo）
２．Yoku KADO（Nihon University）

Overall Debates

17：15～18：00

General Meeting【Buidling 17 Honda Memorial Conference Hall】

18：15～20：15

Social Meeting【Ivy Hall, Aogaku Kaikan】

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The Program of May 26th
9:30～11:30

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions＜Symposium Session １＞【Buidling 17 Room 17511】
Comparative Analysis of Changing Family Policies under Globalization: the Cases of theNetherlands, France and Germany
Chair・Coordinator：Akiyo UOZUMI（Josai International University）
Debater１：Chisa FUJIWARA（Iwate University）
Debater２：Naoko SOMA（Yokohama National University）
１．Neo-liberal reform in “family policy” in the Netherlands
Mariko HIROSE（Tokai University）
２．French family policies supporting women's independency
Keiko FUNABASHI（Shizuoka University）
３．Support to single-parent families and issues - based on a case in Germany
Akiyo UOZUMI（Josai International University）＜Symposium Session ２＞【Buidling 17 Room 17510】
Tepco Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Workers and the Fight to Contain the Disaster
Chair・Coordinator：Hirohiko TAKASU（Hitotsubashi University）
Debater：Masuro SUGAI（Kokugakuin University）
１．Interviews and research shed light on the reality and thoughts of nuclear power plantworkers
Masayuki IKEZA（Program Production Department, NHK）
２．Radiation exposure and safety issues for Tepco Fukushima Daiichi workers
Katsuyasu IIDA（Tokyo Occupational Safety & Health Center）＜Symposium Session ３＞【Buidling 17 Room17507】
Current research on the history of labor：Andrew Gordon (Translator: Kazuo Nimura),
The Evolution of Labor Relations in Japan, 1853–2010
Chair・Coordinator：Kazue ENOKI（Hosei University）
Debater：Kazuo NIMURA（Hosei University・Emeritus Professor）
１．Shinji SUGAYAMA（Tohoku Gakuin University）
２．Ryoji KANEKO（Hosei University）
３．Fumiki ISHIZUKA（Seinan Gakuin University）＜General Session １Employment＞【Buidling 17 Room 17606】
Chair：Yuka MIZUNO（Nagoya Keizai University）
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１．Some evidence of long-term employment in prewar Japan
Kenji HASHIMOTO（Musashi University）
２．Development of Part-time Work in German Big Corporations
Yoko TANAKA（University of Tsukuba）
３．The New Attempt on Organizing Irregular Workers in Korea: Focusing on the Activities ofKorean Women's Trade Union for Organizing Female Irregular Workers
Nobuko YOKOTA（Yamaguchi University）＜General Session ２

China, Taiwan and Japan＞【Buidling 17 Room 17508】
Chair：Min Zhu（Chiba University of Commerce）

１．A study on the Social Worker Education in Japan and Taiwan
Yu-Cheng SHENG（Graduate Student, Tohoku University）
２．Comparison of Individual Labor Dispute Between China and Japan -Focusing on Workers'Organizations
Zheng LI（Graduate Student, Kyoto University）
３．The life after The Great Tohoku Earthquake of Chinese technical interns and Southeast Asia
technical interns
Yukio SAKA（University of Toyama）

11：30～12：50

Lunch Break ［committees］

12：50～14：50

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions＜Symposium Session ４＞【Buidling 17 Room17511】
Reflections on Emiko Takenaka's Theory（1）: Perspectives on the Feminist Analysis ofLabour
Chair：Ryoko HATTORI（Osaka City University）
Coordinator：Chisa FUJIWARA（Iwate University）
Debater：Maki OMORI（Waseda University）
１．The Reformation through Takenaka’s “ Women’s Labour” Theory
Yoshiko KUBA（Tokyo Gakugei University・Emeritus Professor）
２．"Takenaka's Theory" and its Social Security Studies
Akemi KITA（Fukui Prefectural University）＜Symposium Session ５＞【Buidling 17 Room 17510】
Social policy on the employment of people with disabilities
Chair：Toshihiro KAMIKAKE（Kyoto Prefectural University）
Coordinator：Koichi OGIHARA（Japan Welfare Education College）

5１．Employment Policy for Disabled People: Current Issues and Future Prospects
Junko EMOTO（Prefectural University of Hiroshima Faculty of Health and Welfare）
２．The actual condition and the problem of a home employment disabled person support system
Tsuyoshi TAKANO（Hiroshima International University）
３．The vision and problem of "Social employment" for Persons with Disabilities
Hiroshi ISONO（Shizuoka welfare and medical specialized collage）＜Symposium Session ６【Buidling 17 Room 17507】
Local variations in health systems: policy making at national and local levels
Chair・Coordinator：Ryozo MATSUDA（Ritsumeikan University）
Debater：Kazuo TAKAYAMA（Kyoto Tachibana University）
１．Current status and Challenges of Community Based- Health Insurance: An analysis on theNational Health Insurance
Masateru NAGATOMO（Tsu City College）
２．Health care system and local markets in San Francisco city/county: Local initiatives underhealth care system in the United States
Jun SAKURAI（Health Sciences University of Hokkaido）＜General Session ３

Job Training and Techniques＞【Buidling 17 Room 17606】
Chair：Kimihiko ISHIKAWA（Meiji University）

１．The Quality of the Public Vocational Training Established by Local Governments and theDesirable Situation in the Future: With a Focus on Osaka Prefectural Polytechnic Schools
Guangjie LU（Graduate Student, Osaka City University）
２．Towards the integrated reforms of labor market, higher education and vocational educationand training
Katsuhiko IWATA（Polytechnic University）
３．Succession of Construction Engineer's Intuition
Masao YAMASAKI（Graduate Student, Hosei University）＜General Session ４

Social Security＞【Buidling 17 Room 17508】
Chair：Koichi HIRAOKA（Ochanomizu University）

１．Actual practice of institutional care toward psychiatric patients by Poor Relief Law andits historical consideration
Motoyuki GOTO（Graduate Student, Hitotsubashi University）
２．Why is normal labor not covered in kind by health insurance?
Kaori KOGURE（Graduate Student, The University of Tokyo）＜General Session ５

New Public Commons＞【Buidling 17 Room 17509】
Chair：Kaori KATADA（Saitama Prefectural University）

１．The Collaboration of Prefecture of Yamaguchi and NPO in DV measure6

Hisako KOSIBA（Yamaguchi University）
２．Changing Public-Private Sphere in Life-supportive Services in the Aftermath of the
3.11-Community Comprehensive Care Refurbished
Koichi OGASAWARA（Tohoku Fukushi University）
３．The research about "creation" of employment opportunities for young people and a businessof the Glocalization
Masaji Hosokawa（Graduate Student, Hosei University）

15：00～17：00

Symposium Sessions and General Sessions＜Symposium Session ７＞
Care Regime Analysis in East Asia

【Buidling 17 Room 17511】

Chair：Jie SHEN（Japan Women’s University）
Coordinator：Naoko SOMA（Yokohama National University）・Lianhua LI（Shiga University）
Debater：Yuki TSUJI（Ritsumeikan University）
１．Care Regime in East Asia: Review of Previous Research
Lianhua LI（Shiga University）
２．Comparative Care Regime Analysis of Korea and Japan
Naoko SOMA（Yokohama National University）
３．Role of immigrants in family care: inclusion/exclusion under familialism and family based
citizenship
Wako ASATO（Kyoto University）＜Symposium Session ８＞【Buidling 17 Room 17510】
Industrial Relations and Unionism in Key Private Industries
Chair：Akira SUZUKI（Hosei University）
Coordinator：Atsushi HYODO（Senshu University）

１．Changes in the functioning of enterprise unions
Wakana SHUTO（Rikkyo University）
２．On Metal and Machinery Industrial Unionism at Small Business Sector
Hiroyasu KOBAYASHI（Japan Research Institute of Labor Movement）＜General Session ６

Family budgets and Employment support＞【Buidling 17 Room 17507】
Chair：Ryozo MATSUDA（Ritsumeikan University）

１．Impacts of Tax and Social Security Contributions on the Family Budgets in JapanNorimichi GOISHI（Osaka City University）
２．Analysis of the cooperation system of RSA: Case of the independent support organizations ofParis
Yuka OZAWA（Toba national college of maritime technology）
３．Public Support for higher education: from the point of view of employment support
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Chikanari AKIHO（Chuo University）・Kohei ISOHATA（Chuo University）＜General Session ７【Buidling 17 Room 17606】
Chair：Tachihiko MASUDA（Hosei University）

History＞

１．Tomoichi Inoue: The Organizer of Local Leaders and Welfare Activists
Jun KINOSHITA（Kokugakuin University）
２．Reconsideration of debates on the concept of social policy in Japan
Naho SUGITA（Doshisha University）
３．An ethic on carers
Kiyoshi MITOMI（Shizuoka University・Emeritus Professor）

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