Traces population change and related policies in Japan since the Meiji era up to the present (1868 present)
Is based on the archives deposited at IPSS, the Japanese national research institute on population
Covers population policies on fertility, mortality (health), and migration as well as international cooperation on population and development, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">

Traces population change and related policies in Japan from the Meiji era to the present (1868present) Is based on the archives at IPSS, the Japanese national research institute on population Covers population policies on fertility, mortality (health, population ageing), and migration as well as international cooperation on population and development

Autorentext
Reiko Hayashi, National Institute of Population and Social Security Research (IPSS)

Inhalt

Fertility:contradicting perception and ambivalent effectiveness.- Health:The origin of universal health coverage to the world's longest life expectancy.- Policies to accommodate the world's quickest population ageing.- Urbanization and internal migration:was it policies or population structure?.- International migration: the Lewisian turning point of Japan.- Japanese international cooperation in the field of population and development.