Prolonged Transitional Period and Policy  

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Miyamoto, Michiko

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Japan Labor Review vol. 2 no. 3 (2005), page 73-91.
Topik: POLICY; transitional period; policy
Fulltext: Michiko Miyamoto.pdf (364.31KB)

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Young people do not plunge into mature life overnight, but pass through a transitional period. In recent years, this transitional period has been getting longer and a new stage is emerging in the course of the lives of young japanese. This writter calls it the "post - adolescent period" (miyamoto [2002] and [2004]. While the traditional life - cycle theory defines this stage as the period when persons shift from youth to maturity, the pattern of the transition is regulated by the social system and socio -economic structure, as well as by culture and accepted practice. This article is based on the fact that the pattern of the shift, which was forged within the framework of industrialization and the country's commitment to social welfare, has substantially changed (as in the cases of the western nations).

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