Abe’s incrementalism: an institutionalist analysis of immigration policy reform during the second Abe administration

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Japan Forum, 2024 Oct

Still A Negative Case? Japan’s Changing Refugee Policy In The Face Of New Geopolitical Challenges

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, vol. 22(6), 2024 Jun

Re-examining the roles of the polity-bureaucracy-industry triad in Japanese immigration policymaking: how have the major actors’ levels of influence changed since 1990?

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies, vol. 24(1), 2024 Apr

いないはずの移民：南米日系人受け入れ 政策の過去と現在を再考する 在留資格「定住者」の政策立案過程を中心に (Japan’s First Newcomer Immigrants? The Past and Present of South American Nikkeijin Admittance)

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Journal of Global Studies, vol. 14, 2023, pp. 297-309

Shutting the Door: Japan’s COVID-19 Border Control Policy in the Context of Its (Non-)Immigration Policy

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Migration Policy Review, vol. 15, 2023 May, pp. 194-218

The Admission of Foreigners as “Human Resources”: The Contradictory Approach of Japan

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Global Resource Management Journal, vol. 9, 2023 Mar, pp. 73-91

A New Immigration Regime for Low- and Medium-Skilled Labor in Japan? Assessing the 2019 Amendment to the Immigration Control Act at the Two-Year Mark

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Journal of Global Studies, vol. 12, 2021, pp. 143--167

From Targets to Action: Decoding Japan’s Evolving Climate Policies

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Horizon, 2024 Jun 21

Reevaluating Japan’s landmark foreign worker reforms

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

East Asia Forum, 2024 May 14

Is Japan Shifting Towards A Values-Based Foreign Policy?

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Foreign Analysis, 2024 May 5

Japan: Can foreign policy achievements save Kishida?

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

The Interpreter, Lowy Institute, 2024 Apr 19

Biden, Kishida And Sustainable Security In East Asia

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Foreign Analysis, 2024 Mar 5

Moving Beyond ‘Checkbook Diplomacy’? Japan’s Changing Refugee Policy

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

The Diplomat, 2023 Dec 16

Why won’t Kishida adopt a formal immigration policy?

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

East Asia Forum, 2023 Nov 23

What Will Japan’s Great Reopening Mean for Immigration Policy?

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

The Diplomat, 2022 Nov 11

When Diplomatic Relations Disrupt Trade: The 2012 Senkaku Incident’s Economic Impact Exemplified by Toyota and Honda’s Sales in China - Understanding the Chinese Perception and Response

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Ritsumeikan University, 2016 Sep

How Has the Political Discourse in Japan with Regards to Immigration Changed? A Quantitative Analysis of Four Decades of Political Debate in the National Diet.

Maximilien Xavier Rehm, Richard D. P. East

The Migration Conference 2024, Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, Mexico, 2024 Jul 9

Japan, das zögerliche(nicht-)Einwanderungsland

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

Human Dignity Center at Doshisha University, Doshisha University, Kyoto, 2024 Feb 8

The Institutionalizing of International Education Policy as a Labor Migration Pathway: Analyzing Four Decades of Policymaking in Japan

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

International Symposium on Democratizing International Student Mobility, Waseda University, Tokyo, 2024 Feb 2

Re-Examining the Roles of the Polity-Bureaucracy-Industry Triad in Japanese Immigration Policymaking: How Have the Major Actors’ Levels of Influence Changed since 1990?

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

JSA-ASEAN 8th Biennial International Conference, Chiang Mai, 2023 Dec 22

Why Does Japan Not Have an Immigration Policy? Explaining Past Policy Choices from the Perspective of Historical Institutionalism

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

JAMPS 2023 Annual Conference, Meiji University, Tokyo, 2023 May 28

Why Does Japan Not Have an Immigration Policy? The 1990 Immigration Reforms as a “Critical Juncture” in Policymaking

Maximilien Xavier Rehm

6th Conference of the Doshisha University Association of Global Studies, Doshisha University, Kyoto, 2022 Nov 26

Labour-rich Indonesia to send 100,000 workers to ageing Japan, reap benefits of ‘demographic dividend’

Johannes Nugroho

South China Morning Post, 2023 Dec 15