Best Paper Award

By Contemporary Japan

We are pleased to announce that the Contemporary Japan Best Paper for 2018 has been awarded to:

Anne-Lise Mithout for 'Children with disabilities in the Japanese school system: a path toward social integration?'

Contemporary Japan is a scholarly double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publish research relating to present-day Japan and its recent historical development.

The Best Paper 2018 winning article, along with the runner-up papers are free to access online until 31 December 2019.

Contemporary Japan

Table of Contents for Contemporary Japan. List of articles from both the latest and ahead of print issues.

Language: en-US

Publisher: tandf

Visit Journal Articles

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

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