Community Volunteers in Japan: Everyday stories of social change by Lynne Nakano
This book focuses on one particular aspect of changing attitudes: volunteering
The author thoroughly discusses every aspect of volunteering
Community Volunteers in Japan
Community Volunteers in Japan
Summary
Based on extensive original research, this book explores the reality of volunteering in an urban residential Japanese neighbourhood.
Community Volunteers in Japan Summary
Community Volunteers in Japan Reviews
'Community Volunteers in Japan is an interesting study that raises important questions about life in contemporary societies. It deserves a thoughtful reading by those wishing to better understand Japan.' - Asian Anthropology
About Lynne Nakano
Lynne Y. Nakano is an Associate Professor in the Department of Japanese Studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. An anthropologist by training, her main areas of research include self-identity, gender, mass media and popular cultre. She is currently researching gender issues in Hong Kong and Japan.
Table of Contents
Introduction Part 1: The Volunteers 1. The Life and Death of a Volunteer 2. Life Choices 3. Civic Leaders Part 2: The Programs 4. Cultivating Children 5. Preventing Juvenile Delinquency 6. Helping Others Conclusion
Additional information
NLS9780415546065
9780415546065
0415546060
Community Volunteers in Japan: Everyday stories of social change by Lynne Nakano
New
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
2009-08-14
198
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