Thinking About Education from the Perspective of Immigrants (Challenges in the Global Era Surrounding Children) Edited by Misako Nuga, Junichi Shibano, and Ayako Miura [Description] Why are more immigrants coming to Japan? What difficulties do immigrant children face? How can schools and communities support immigrant children? I used this for a university class, but honestly, I didn't look at it much, so I think it's in good condition. However, please understand that this is a used item, and there may be scuffs or age-related deterioration. I ask for transactions from those who understand this point. [Table of Contents] Introduction: International Migration in the Global Era and a Transforming Japanese Society - Encounters with Immigrants in Daily Life 1. The Multiculturalization of Japanese Society Old-timers - What Their History Asks; New-comers - The Accelerating Multiculturalization of Japanese Society; Returnees from Overseas - Changes in Educational Issues and New Trends; International Students) 2. The Life Worlds of Migrating Children and Youth Family - Diverse Cultures and Educational Strategies; School - Thinking from the Child's Difficulty in Living; Community - Re-encountering Familiar Landscapes; The Labor Market - How Does It Relate to Immigrant Education?; Transnational Life Worlds - From the Educational Experiences of Japanese-Brazilians Who Go Back and Forth; Global Society and Educational Disparities - Using Educational Migration in East Asia as a Clue 3. Education Towards the Inclusion of Diversity Multicultural Education in the Immigrant Nation of America - Aiming for Respect for Diversity and Social Justice; Multicultural Coexistence and Japanese School Education (Policy Edition) - What is the Nature of School Education Aiming for a Fair Society?; Multicultural Coexistence and Japanese School Education (School Practice Edition) - The Role and Challenges of Schools in a Multicultural Society; Foreign Schools - Creating Diverse Education; Non-formal Education and Places to Belong - Night Junior High Schools, NPOs, Ethnic Organizations, Media) Conclusion: Thinking About Education from the Perspective of Immigrants #ThinkingAboutEducationFromImmigrants #ChallengesInTheGlobalEraSurroundingChildren #MisakoNuga #JunichiShibano #AyakoMiura