International Relations and Japanese Diplomacy

最終更新日：2017年8月21日

授業科目名	International Relations and Japanese Diplomacy	履修コース	研・専
講義題目	International Migration in Asia	授業区分	後期
担当教員	小川　玲子（OGAWA　R.）	単位数	2単位
教　室		科目区分	修士課程

履修条件
授業の目的
授業の概要・授業計画	The course aims to introduce the graduate students multiple of issues related to international migration which is an integral part of the globalization processes that shapes the state and societies today. It covers readings from both theoretical and empirical studies having its focus on political economy, state policies, labor market, and feminization of migration in Asia. The course especially focuses on gender and migration and the state policies in mediating migration and governance issues in Asia. It attempts to understand the nature of the cross border movement of people within the transformation of the state and the market under globalization.
授業の進め方	Schedule: Part 1 　　　　Theories and Approaches in International Migration Oct. 11　　　　Introductory Lecture Oct. 24　　Massey Douglass, Chapter 2. “Contemporary Theories of International Migration,” Worlds in Motion: Understanding International Migration at the End of the Millennium, 2009, Oxford University Press. Oct. 31　　Wayne A. Cornelius and Marc Rosenblum, 2005, Immigration and Politics, Annual Review of Political Science, Vol. 8, 99-119. Nov. 7　　Nicola, Piper, 2004, Rights of Foreign Workers and the Politics of Migration in South-East and East Asia, International Migration Vol. 42(5), 71-97 Part 2 　　Gender and Migration Nov. 14　　Introduction & Chapter 2, Economic Development and Immigration Policies: The Role of the State and Society in Destination Countries, Nana Oishi, 2005, Women in Motion: Globalization, State Policies, and Labor Migration, Princeton University Press. Nov. 21　　Parrenas, Rhacel S., Chapter 6. Contradictory Class Mobility: The Politics of Domestic Work in Globalization, Servants of Globalization, 2003, Ateneo de Manila University Press. Nov. 28　　Anna Romania　Guevarra,　Chapter　7,　Supermaids:　The　Racial　Branding　of　Global　Filipino　Care　Labour,　Eds.　Bridget Anderson and Isabel Shutes, Migration, Diasporas and Citizenship, 2014, Palgrave Macmillan. Dec. 5　　Pei-Chia Lan, Among Women: Migrant Domestics and their Taiwanese Employers across Generations, in Global Woman: Nannies, Maids and Sex Workers in the New Economy, 2002, A Holt Paperback. Dec. 12　　Takezawa Yasuko, 2011, Toward a New Approach to Race and Racial Representations: Perspectives from Asia, Ed. Y. Takezawa, Racial Representations in Asia, Kyoto University Press. Dec. 19　　Special Lecture: Gender and Return Migration: Consequences of Free Trade Domestic Workers in Sri Lanka by Dr. Rie Kage, Research Fellow, Saga Women’s Junior College Jan. 16　　Will Kymlicka, 2005, Liberal Multiculturalism: Western Models, Global Trends, and Asian Debates, Multiculturalism in Asia, Oxford University Press. Jan. 23 & 30 　　Student Presentation
教科書及び参考図書等	Suggested Readings: 1. Caroline Brettle and James Hollifield, 2014, Migration Theory: Talking Across Disciplines, Routledge. 2. James Hollifield and Philip Martin, 2013, Immigration: Should Countries Liberalize Immigration Policies?, Eds. Peter Haas and John A. Hird, Controversies in Globalization: Contending Approaches to International Relations, Sage 3. Eds. Marion Panizzon, Gottfried Zurcher and Elisa Fornale, 2015, The Palgrave Handbook of International Labour Migration, Palgrave Macmillan 4. Eds. Nicola Piper and Mina Roces, 2003, Wife or Worker?: Asian Women and Migration, Lanham
成績評価の方法・基準	Class participation and presentation (50%) Research paper (50%)
その他（質問・相談方法等）