Graduate School of Social Sciences

HASHIMOTO Naoko

Books and Other Publications

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Papers

1.	Economic self-reliance or social relations? What works in refugee integration? Learning from resettlement programmes in Japan and the UK (Peer-reviewed) Jenny Phillimore, Linda Morrice, Kunihiko Kabe, Naoko Hashimoto, Sara Hassan, Marisol Reyes Comparative Migration Studies Vol.9,No.1 2021.12
2.	Refugee Resettlement as an Alternative to Asylum (Peer-reviewed) Naoko Hashimoto Refugee Survey Quarterly Vol.37,No.2,pp.162-186 2018.3
3.	一時的保護と補完的保護：EUとアメリカの現状と日本の課題 (Peer-reviewed) 橋本直子 多文化共生研究年報 Vol.20 2023.3
4.	VI. 難民・避難民 橋本直子 法学教室 Vol.509,pp.35-40 2023.1
5.	Book Review: ‘Chinese Refugee Law and Policy’ authored Lili Song (2020). Cambridge University Press, 226 pp. Naoko Hashimoto Journal of Refugee Studies Vol.34,No.3 2021.9
6.	Are New Pathways of Admitting Refugees Truly ‘Humanitarian’ and ‘Complementary’? (Peer-reviewed) Naoko Hashimoto Journal of Human Security Studies Vol.10,No.2,pp.15-30 2021.8
7.	Book review: ‘Post-Genocide Rwandan Refugees: Why They Refuse to Return ‘Home’: Myths and Realities. By Masako Yonekawa (Springer, 2020, pp. 136) Naoko Hashimoto Refuge Vol.35,No.2 2021.7
8.	Complementary Protection in Japan: To What Extent Does Japan Offer Effective International Protection for Those Who Fall outside the 1951 Refugee Convention? (jointly worked) (Peer-reviewed) Brian Aycock, Naoko Hashimoto Laws Vol.10,No.16 2021.3
9.	分野別研究動向（難民・強制移住学）ー海外における強制移住学の過去10年とこれからー 橋本 直子 社会学評論 Vol.71,No.4,pp.704-728 2021.3
10.	いま、ここにあるグローバル ―日本から考える多文化共生／難民支援 橋本 直子 同志社グローバル地域文化学会紀要 Vol.14,No.14,pp.1-35 2020.3
11.	Japan Runs the Risk of Repeating the Migration Mistakes made by the "West" Naoko Hashimoto Global Policy 2019.1
12.	Why does Japan recognise so few refugees? Naoko Hashimoto Refugee Law Initiative Blog on Refugee Law 2018.5
13.	How should the East Asian countries respond to a potential exodus of North Koreans in case of a Korean peninsula crisis? Naoko Hashimoto Refugee Law Initiative Blog on Refugee Law 2017.8
14.	How to Interpret the Concept of the "Membership of a Particular Social Group" According to the Principles of International Law Naoko Hashimoto Migration Policy Review Vol.8,pp.55-70 2016.5
15.	Refugee Resettlement to Japan and IOM Naoko Hashimoto CDR Quarterly Vol.8,pp.85-106 2013.10
16.	Detention monitoring newly established in Japan (Peer-reviewed) Naoko Hashimoto Forced Migration Review Vol.44,pp.20-21 2013.9
17.	Counter-trafficking in Japan (Peer-reviewed) Naoko Hashimoto Forced Migration Review Vol.30,pp.58-60 2008.4

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