Migrants, National Security and September 11: The Case of Japan
Describes Japan's national security system in light of the terrorist attacks of September 11 (2001) on the US. The ramifications for immigration, asylum-seekers, & detainees are particularly examined. Since September 11, a marked & unnerving buildup has occurred in the ways by which the...
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| description | Describes Japan's national security system in light of the terrorist attacks of September 11 (2001) on the US. The ramifications for immigration, asylum-seekers, & detainees are particularly examined. Since September 11, a marked & unnerving buildup has occurred in the ways by which the Japanese government surveils, represses, & arrests foreigners & minorities. 3 References. K. Coddon |
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| subjects | Asylum Class Economic aspects Ethnicity Government Policy Immigrants Immigration Policy Japan Japanese history Law and order Migrant workers National Security Race relations Security Policy September 11 Social aspects Surveillance Terrorism Threat |
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