Best Paper Award

By Contemporary Japan

	Author	Title	Volume	Issue
2018 Winner	Anne-Lise Mithout	Children with disabilities in the Japanese school system: a path toward social integration	28	2	Open Access
2018 Runner-up	David Rear	Reforming Japanese-style management: destabilizing hegemony through discourse intervention	28	2	Open Access
2018 Runner-up	Nancy Rosenberger	Young organic farmers in Japan: Betting on lifestyle, locality, and livelihood	29	1

Contemporary Japan Twitter

44 days ago

New CJ book review: Nora Kottmann on Iza Kavedžiji’s Making Meaningful Lives: “carefully conducted and beautifully written ethnography about existential human questions: what is a meaningful life & how can we lead it?" #aging #elderly https://t.co/OElZbxRxsx https://t.co/tIbOVgDKmU

56 days ago

Check out the latest issue of CJ and our online first articles and book reviews from the forthcoming CJ vol 32, no 2, incl by and many more https://t.co/g8KwO51nHO https://t.co/G3GDYO5b1T

63 days ago

. reviews Aaron Skabelund’s 'Empire of dogs': “situated in the crosshairs of culture, history, modernity, society … Skabelund does a great job showing how the construction of human races and animal breeds are interrelated” https://t.co/ki9tC8i6Hq https://t.co/scRcS0DO13

69 days ago

Simon Paxton reviews Katarzyna Cwiertka & Miho Yasuhara’s Branding Japanese Food. From Meibutsu to #Washoku: “offers numerous valuable insights into food culture in Japan & into some of the myths behind it.” #japanesefood https://t.co/AAVR1qdNaK https://t.co/hTXwQO9dBt