Publication: Japan's Technical Intern Training Programme as transnational total institution: between exploitation and functionality
Japan's Technical Intern Training Programme as transnational total institution: between exploitation and functionality
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Chiavacci, D. (2024). Japan’s Technical Intern Training Programme as transnational total institution: between exploitation and functionality. In A. Zi Wang, A. Muranaka, & F. Coulmas (Eds.), Immigration and quality of life in ageing societies: how attractive for migrants are Japan and Germany? (pp. 157–183). Taylor & Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003425359-10
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This chapter analyses Japan’s Technical Intern Training Programme (TITP, ginō jisshū seido) as a transnational total institution. While some have denounced the TITP as a system that leads to working rights infringements and human rights abuses, others have described it as a well-functioning system that benefits employers and interns. This chapters shows how these different assessments are due to the exploitative and functional characteristics of the TITP. Through its high degree of social closure and coercive mode of compliance as def
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Chiavacci, D. (2024). Japan’s Technical Intern Training Programme as transnational total institution: between exploitation and functionality. In A. Zi Wang, A. Muranaka, & F. Coulmas (Eds.), Immigration and quality of life in ageing societies: how attractive for migrants are Japan and Germany? (pp. 157–183). Taylor & Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003425359-10