Another Japan is possible : new social movements and global citizenship education / edited by Jennifer Chan.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-391) and index.

Introduction : global governance and Japanese nongovernmental advocacy networks -- Pt. I. Global governance -- 1. Global governance monitoring and Japan / Kawakami Toyoyuki -- 2. Education, empowerment, and alternatives to neoliberalism / Sakuma Tomoko -- 3. Building a people-based peace and democracy movement in Asia / Ogura Toshimaru -- 4. Tobin tax, Kyoto Social Forum, and pluralism / Komori Masataka -- 5. Education for civil society capacity building / Yoko Fukawa -- 6. Community development, peace, and global citizenship / Kiyotaka Takahashi -- Pt. II. Labor -- 7. Globalization and labor restructuring / Ken'ichi Kumagai -- 8. Corporate restructuring and homelessness / Kasai Kazuaki -- 9. Gender, part-time labor, and indirect discrimination / Kazuko Sakai -- 10. Migration, trafficking, and free trade agreements / Virgie Ishihara -- 11. Neoliberalism and labor organizing / Yukihiro Yasuda -- 12. Water, global commons, and peace / Mizukoshi Takashi -- Pt. III. Food sovereignty -- 13. Agricultural liberalization, World Trace Organization, and peace / Ohno Kazuoki -- 14. Multifunctionality of agriculture over free trade / Yamaura Yasuaki -- 15. Citizens' movement against genetically modified foods / Keisuke Amagasa -- 16. Self-sufficiency, safety, and food liberalization / Kazuhiko Imamura -- Pt. IV. Peace -- 17. "We want blue sky in peaceful Okinawa" / Hirayama Motoh -- 18. World Peace Now / Machiko Hanawa -- 19. Article 9 and the peace movement / Ken Takada -- 20. Fundamental law of education, peace, and the marketization of education / Nobuaki Nishihara -- 21. Japan and international war crimes / Higashizawa Yasushi -- 22. Landmine ban and peace education / Yasuhiro Kitagawa -- 23. Nuclear disarmament, advocacy, and peace education / Keiko Nakamura -- 24. Building a citizens' peace movement in Japan and Asia / Otsuka Teruyo -- Pt. V. Hiv/Aids -- 25. HIV/AIDS from a human rights perspective / Tarui Masayoshi -- 26. HIV/AIDS, gender, and backlash / Hyodo Chika -- 27. Migrant workers and HIV/AIDS in Japan / Inaba Masaki -- Pt. VI. Gender -- 28. International lobbying and Japanese women's networks / Miho Watanabe -- 29. Gender, human rights, and trafficking in persons / Yuriko Hara -- 30. Gender, reproductive rights, and technology / Yukako Ohashi -- 31. As a lesbian feminist in Japan / Naeko Wakabayashi -- 32. Sex workers' movement in Japan / Yukiko Kaname -- 33. Women's Active Museum on War and Peace / Mina Watanabe -- 34. Art, feminism, and activism / Yoshiko Shimada -- Pt. VII. Minority and human rights -- 35. Proposal for a law on the elimination of racial discrimination / Fujimoto Mie -- 36. Antidiscrimination, grassroots empowerment, and horizontal networking / Hideki Morihara -- 37. Multiple identities and buraku liberation / Maya Mori -- 38. Indigenous peoples' rights and multicultural coexistence / Hideaki Uemura -- 39. On the recognition of the indigenous peoples' rights of the Ainu / Mina Sakai -- 40. "I would like to be able to speak Uchinaguchi when I grow up!" / Satoko Taira -- 41. Art activism and Korean minority rights / Hwangbo Kangja -- 42. Ethnic diversity, foreigners' rights, and discrimination in family registration / Tony Laszlo -- 43. Disability and gender / Ryoko Hirukawa -- 44. The UN Convention on Refugee and Asylum Protection in Japan / Eri Ishikawa -- 45. Torture, penal reform, and prisoners' rights / Emi Akiyama -- 46. Death penalty and human rights / Akiko Takada -- Pt. VIII. Youth groups -- 47. Experience, action, and the floating peace village / Tatsuya Yoshioka -- 48. Ecology, youth action, and international advocacy / Yuko Mitsumoto -- 49. Organic food, education, and peace / Kiyoshi Shikita -- 50. "Another work is possible" : slow life, ecology, and peace / Kenkichi Takahasi -- Conclusion : social movements and global citizenship education.