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Kamata Satoshi

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ID251081
NAMEKamata Satoshi
GIVEN NAMESKamata
FAMILY NAMESatoshi
SIGNATURESATOSHI K
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT6
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1984
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2008
H-INDEX0
  • Shattering Jewels: 110,000 Okinawans Protest Japanese State Censorship of Compulsory Group Suicides

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi, Steve Rabson•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2008

    I'm over by the gym," my friend Kinjo Minoru told me on his cell phone. I'd been standing at the entrance to Ginowan Seashore Park, site of the "Okinawa Citizens' Protest Demanding Cancellation of Textbook Revisions." The crowd was so big I got tired of looking for him. I'd arrived late, so Asai Mayumi, an editor at Labor Report magazine who had come earlier with Mr. Kinjo, made her way through the crowd to find me

  • Japan's Internship Training Program for Foreign Workers: Education or Exploitation

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2008

    They fall deep in debt, and one trainee became so disturbed that he committed murder.In 1993, when Japan still depended on foreign labor in the last days before the Bubble Economy burst, the Japanese government introduced a Foreign Training Internship Program. Although it was claimed that this system was designed to support foreigners in their acquisition of technical skills and knowledge of Japanese advanced technology, in reality it has been us…

  • A Minamata Verdict and an Administrative Travesty

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2004

    The Necessity to Reorganize the Security in a large conference room on the twenty-second floor of the Environment Ministry, Minister Koike Yuriko bowed deeply to the plaintiffs and supporters of the Kansai Minamata Disease Suit. "I am very sorry," she said and left the room

  • Toyota: Suicide and Worker Depression at the World's Most Profitable Manufacturer

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2004

    Toyota is the most profitable company in Japan. Its net profit for fiscal 2004 was reported at 1.16 trillion yen ($10.5 billion). This is after-tax, clear profit, the first time in the history of Japanese capitalism that a company has passed one trillion yen in profits

  • Government-Business Collusion and Land Giveaways in Central Tokyo

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2004

    Shiodome Shiosite, a major high-rise office, shopping, and residential development in the heart of Tokyo, has been heralded by the media as the newest attraction in the city. The first building in the complex opened in December 2002, and the project is scheduled for completion in 2006. Here, the Shiodome site's history as a major freight yard of the Japanese National Railways is recalled, along with the government-business collusion that delivere…

  • Japon. L'envers du Miracle

    Bernard Bernier, Kamata Satoshi et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1984

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  • Japon. L'envers du Miracle

    Bernard Bernier, Kamata Satoshi et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1984

  • A Minamata Verdict and an Administrative Travesty

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2004

    The Necessity to Reorganize the Security in a large conference room on the twenty-second floor of the Environment Ministry, Minister Koike Yuriko bowed deeply to the plaintiffs and supporters of the Kansai Minamata Disease Suit. "I am very sorry," she said and left the room

  • Toyota: Suicide and Worker Depression at the World's Most Profitable Manufacturer

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2004

    Toyota is the most profitable company in Japan. Its net profit for fiscal 2004 was reported at 1.16 trillion yen ($10.5 billion). This is after-tax, clear profit, the first time in the history of Japanese capitalism that a company has passed one trillion yen in profits

  • Government-Business Collusion and Land Giveaways in Central Tokyo

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2004

    Shiodome Shiosite, a major high-rise office, shopping, and residential development in the heart of Tokyo, has been heralded by the media as the newest attraction in the city. The first building in the complex opened in December 2002, and the project is scheduled for completion in 2006. Here, the Shiodome site's history as a major freight yard of the Japanese National Railways is recalled, along with the government-business collusion that delivere…

  • Shattering Jewels: 110,000 Okinawans Protest Japanese State Censorship of Compulsory Group Suicides

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi, Steve Rabson•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2008

    I'm over by the gym," my friend Kinjo Minoru told me on his cell phone. I'd been standing at the entrance to Ginowan Seashore Park, site of the "Okinawa Citizens' Protest Demanding Cancellation of Textbook Revisions." The crowd was so big I got tired of looking for him. I'd arrived late, so Asai Mayumi, an editor at Labor Report magazine who had come earlier with Mr. Kinjo, made her way through the crowd to find me

  • Japan's Internship Training Program for Foreign Workers: Education or Exploitation

    Open Access•Kamata Satoshi•ARTICLE•Japan focus•2008

    They fall deep in debt, and one trainee became so disturbed that he committed murder.In 1993, when Japan still depended on foreign labor in the last days before the Bubble Economy burst, the Japanese government introduced a Foreign Training Internship Program. Although it was claimed that this system was designed to support foreigners in their acquisition of technical skills and knowledge of Japanese advanced technology, in reality it has been us…

Political science (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · African history and culture analysis (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Asian Industrial and Economic Development (1 works) · Censorship (1 works) · Central business district (1 works)

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