This book examines the lived experiences of a group of Japanese women through their 30s, revealing the dynamic of human agency responding to the social changes of Japan's lost decades.
This book examines the lived experiences of a group of Japanese women through their 30s, revealing the dynamic of human agency responding to the social changes of Japan's lost decades.
Kaori H. Okano is Professor of Japanese and Asian Studies in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Kobe-city and the women: The longitudinal ethnography site and its participants 3. Life stories of eight Kobe women 2000-2011 4. Managing paid employment 5. Creating diverse forms of family: Marriage, children and singlehood 6. Expanding human relationships: In-laws, natal family, friendship and community 7. Conclusions
1. Introduction 2. Kobe-city and the women: The longitudinal ethnography site and its participants 3. Life stories of eight Kobe women 2000-2011 4. Managing paid employment 5. Creating diverse forms of family: Marriage, children and singlehood 6. Expanding human relationships: In-laws, natal family, friendship and community 7. Conclusions
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