Population Aging and International Health-Caregiver Migration to Japan

Focusing on Japan's eldercare policies and international labor migration, the book explores the organization of eldercare and integration strategies for foreign workers. It examines the policy-making process and highlights the challenges of local citizenship for newcomers, rooted in community traditions. By adopting a multi-level policy-making approach, it emphasizes local dynamics while drawing comparisons with Germany. This work is valuable for policymakers and scholars interested in aging, migration, healthcare, and contemporary Japanese society.