Hiroki Igarashi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 218775 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Hiroki Igarashi |
| NOMBRES | Hiroki |
| APELLIDO | Igarashi |
| FIRMA | IGARASHI H |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 101 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Navigating Stepwise Lifestyle Mobilities via the Global South
Studies of the transnational migration of East Asian families have examined how they enhance their status and well‐being by moving their children to schools in Western anglophone countries. Although recent studies have identified Southeast Asia as a new, affordable destination for less affluent families, we do not know their future transnational trajectories. To fill this gap, this study employed interview data from 46 Japanese families who had m…
Privileged Japanese transnational families in Hawaii as lifestyle migrants
This study of privileged Japanese families in Hawaii revisits the claim that East Asian transnational families relocate overseas either to improve their well-being or to enhance their status through their children's international education. Existing scholarship has focused mainly on the second pattern of status-seeking migration, conceptualized as 'education migration'. By employing Benson and O'Reilly's concept of 'lifestyle migration', I consid…
The Transnational Negotiation of Selfhood, Motherhood and Wifehood
The existing scholarship on middle and upper-class East Asian transnational families accompanying their children to English-speaking countries has mainly focused on long-term transnational migration pattern. However, we know less about the short-term pattern, and how it affects the subjectivities of migrants. By conducting a case study of Japanese women participating in oyako-ryūgaku (a short-term parent-child study abroad trip) with their childr…
Cosmopolitanism as Cultural Capital
In recent years, sociological research on cosmopolitanism has begun to draw on Pierre Bourdieu to critically examine how cosmopolitanism is implicated in stratification on an increasingly global scale. In this paper, we examine the analytical potential of the Bourdieusian approach by exploring how education systems help to institutionalize cosmopolitanism as cultural capital whose access is rendered structurally unequal. To this end, we first pro…
Deliberative Planning in a Multicultural Milieu
This article explores the utility of deliberative planning theory given the scholarly debate over its limitations and prospects. A case study situated in the Japanese city of Kawasaki illustrates how deliberative planning theory can illuminate the limitations of deliberative planning theory and practice while revealing potential paths to create more democratic and inclusive planning processes.
Cosmopolitanism as Cultural Capital
In recent years, sociological research on cosmopolitanism has begun to draw on Pierre Bourdieu to critically examine how cosmopolitanism is implicated in stratification on an increasingly global scale. In this paper, we examine the analytical potential of the Bourdieusian approach by exploring how education systems help to institutionalize cosmopolitanism as cultural capital whose access is rendered structurally unequal. To this end, we first pro…
Privileged Japanese transnational families in Hawaii as lifestyle migrants
This study of privileged Japanese families in Hawaii revisits the claim that East Asian transnational families relocate overseas either to improve their well-being or to enhance their status through their children's international education. Existing scholarship has focused mainly on the second pattern of status-seeking migration, conceptualized as 'education migration'. By employing Benson and O'Reilly's concept of 'lifestyle migration', I consid…
Deliberative Planning in a Multicultural Milieu
This article explores the utility of deliberative planning theory given the scholarly debate over its limitations and prospects. A case study situated in the Japanese city of Kawasaki illustrates how deliberative planning theory can illuminate the limitations of deliberative planning theory and practice while revealing potential paths to create more democratic and inclusive planning processes.
The Transnational Negotiation of Selfhood, Motherhood and Wifehood
The existing scholarship on middle and upper-class East Asian transnational families accompanying their children to English-speaking countries has mainly focused on long-term transnational migration pattern. However, we know less about the short-term pattern, and how it affects the subjectivities of migrants. By conducting a case study of Japanese women participating in oyako-ryūgaku (a short-term parent-child study abroad trip) with their childr…
Deliberative Planning in a Multicultural Milieu
This article explores the utility of deliberative planning theory given the scholarly debate over its limitations and prospects. A case study situated in the Japanese city of Kawasaki illustrates how deliberative planning theory can illuminate the limitations of deliberative planning theory and practice while revealing potential paths to create more democratic and inclusive planning processes.
The Transnational Negotiation of Selfhood, Motherhood and Wifehood
The existing scholarship on middle and upper-class East Asian transnational families accompanying their children to English-speaking countries has mainly focused on long-term transnational migration pattern. However, we know less about the short-term pattern, and how it affects the subjectivities of migrants. By conducting a case study of Japanese women participating in oyako-ryūgaku (a short-term parent-child study abroad trip) with their childr…
Cosmopolitanism as Cultural Capital
In recent years, sociological research on cosmopolitanism has begun to draw on Pierre Bourdieu to critically examine how cosmopolitanism is implicated in stratification on an increasingly global scale. In this paper, we examine the analytical potential of the Bourdieusian approach by exploring how education systems help to institutionalize cosmopolitanism as cultural capital whose access is rendered structurally unequal. To this end, we first pro…
Privileged Japanese transnational families in Hawaii as lifestyle migrants
This study of privileged Japanese families in Hawaii revisits the claim that East Asian transnational families relocate overseas either to improve their well-being or to enhance their status through their children's international education. Existing scholarship has focused mainly on the second pattern of status-seeking migration, conceptualized as 'education migration'. By employing Benson and O'Reilly's concept of 'lifestyle migration', I consid…
Navigating Stepwise Lifestyle Mobilities via the Global South
Studies of the transnational migration of East Asian families have examined how they enhance their status and well‐being by moving their children to schools in Western anglophone countries. Although recent studies have identified Southeast Asia as a new, affordable destination for less affluent families, we do not know their future transnational trajectories. To fill this gap, this study employed interview data from 46 Japanese families who had m…
Sociology (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 obras) · Social science (3 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (2 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (2 obras) · Negotiation (2 obras)