Special Issue: Partnership and Parenthood in Lowest-Low Fertility Countries

International Journal of Japanese Sociology

Published on behalf of The Japan Sociological Society

Edited by:
Hideki Watanabe and Emiko Ochiai

The International Journal of Japanese Sociology aims to contribute to an improved understanding of all aspects of Japanese society. The Journal aims to further the interests of The Japan Sociological Society and to promote and develop sociological studies in Japan. The Japan Sociological Society has been the only nationwide organization of Japanese sociology since its founding.

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• A Study on Technical and Cultural Differences in Survey Methodology Between Japan and the United States
  Wataru Matsumoto
  
• The Demize of Comparative Sociology? Globalization and its Shadow
  Daishiro Nomiya
  
• Intergenerational Mobility in East Asian Countries: A Comparative Study of Japan, Korea and China
  Hirohisa Takenoshita
  
• Perceived Freedom and its Sociological Effects: An Inquiry into the Relationship Between Liberalism and Inequality
  Jun Naito
  
• Managing the Dyad Between Independence and Dependence: Case Studies of the American Elderly and Their Lives With Pets
  Shoko Hara