Graduate School of Social Sciences

TAKENAKA Ayumi

Books and Other Publications

Papers

1.	Contexts of reception Ayumi Takenaka Research Handbook on the Sociology of Migration pp.122-132 2024.1
2.	The Immigrant-Homeland Connection: Ayumi Takenaka The Japanese Empire and Latin America pp.126-144 2023.2
3.	Ethnic Hierarchy and Its Impact on Ethnic Identities Ayumi Takenaka Diasporic Homecomings pp.260-280 2020.12
4.	The paradox of diaspora engagement: a historical analysis of Japanese state-diaspora relations Ayumi Takenaka Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies Vol.46,No.6,pp.1129-1145 2020.4
5.	“Nikkei Food” for Whom? Gastro-Politics and Culinary Representation in Peru Ayumi Takenaka Anthropology of food No.14 2019.6
6.	Parochialism: Japan’s failure to internationalize Robert Dujarric, Ayumi Takenaka Critical Issues in Contemporary Japan, Second Edition pp.274-284 2019.1
7.	Nikkei Cuisine: How Japanese food travels and adapts abroad Ayumi Takenaka Devouring Japan: Global Perspectives on Japanese Culinary Identity pp.187-201 2018.4
8.	Immigrant integration through food: Nikkei cuisine in Peru Ayumi Takenaka Contemporary Japan Vol.29,No.2,pp.117-131 2017.7
9.	Negative Assimilation: How Immigrants Experience Economic Mobility in Japan Ayumi Takenaka, Makiko Nakamuro, Kenji Ishida International Migration Review Vol.50,No.2,pp.506-533 2016.6
10.	The Empirical Study of Time Spent Studying for Children of Immigrants in Japan (Peer-reviewed) Makiko NAKAMURO, Kenji ISHIDA, Ayumi TAKENAKA, Tomohiko INUI Economic Analysis;Economic;Social Research Institute (ESRI) Vol.190,pp.49-66 2016.1
11.	The educational attainment of immigrant children in Japan: an empirical analysis of the assimilation hypothesis (Peer-reviewed) Ishida K, Nakamuro M, Takenaka, A Educational Studies in Japan: International Yearbook Vol.10,pp.93-107 2016
12.	How Contexts of Reception Matter: Comparing Peruvian Migrants' Economic Trajectories in Japan and the US Ayumi Takenaka, Karsten Paerregaard International Migration Vol.53,No.2,pp.236-249 2015.4
13.	The Rise and Fall of Diasporic Bonds in Japanese-Peruvian "Return" Migration Ayumi Takenaka International Migration Vol.52,No.6,pp.100-112 2014.12
14.	Parochialism: Japan’s failure to internationalize Robert Dujarric, Ayumi Takenaka Critical Issues in Contemporary Japan Vol.9780203797594,pp.276-287 2013.1
15.	「移民はどのようにして成功するのか」 竹中歩, 石田賢示, 中室牧子 不平等生成メカニズムの解明―格差・階層・公正 2013
16.	Re-migration of Immigrants to the United States: Who Re-Migrates and Why? Takenaka, Ayumi Immigration and Superpower Status: U.S. Immigration History and Issues, edited by LeMay, Michael pp.223-241 2013
17.	Demographic Challenges for the 21st Century: Population Ageing and the Immigration “Problem” in Japan Ayumi Takenaka Anthropology & Aging Vol.33,No.2,pp.38-43 2012.5
18.	「日本留学は学生の『人間開発』に寄与するか—留学生の選択プロセス」 土田久美子, 竹中歩 移動の時代を生きる—人、権力、コミュニティー 2012
19.	“The Role of Ethnicity in International Migration: The Re-Migration of Latin Americans from Japan to the U.S.” Takenaka, Ayumi Global Migration and Ethnic Communities in Asia pp.176-192 2012
20.	“Why Japan is not setting the global agenda: Japan’s virtual Berlin Wall” Dujarric, R, Takenaka, A The Oriental Economist 2011.12
21.	Leaving to get ahead: Assessing the relationship between mobility and inequality in Peruvian migration Ayumi Takenaka, Karen A. Pren Latin American Perspectives Vol.37,No.5,pp.29-49 2010.9
22.	Determinants of emigration: Comparing migrants' selectivity from Peru and Mexico Ayumi Takenaka, Karen A. Pren Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science Vol.630,No.1,pp.178-193 2010
23.	“Factores determinantes de la emigración: La selectividad migratoria en Perú y México,” Takenaka, Ayumi, Pren, Karen Migrations in the Americas pp.193-208 2010
24.	Philadelphia's immigrant communities in historical perspective Ayumi Takenaka, Mary Johnson Osirim Global Philadelphia: Immigrant Communities Old and New pp.1-22 2010
25.	How ethnic minorities experience social mobility in Japan: An ethnographic study of Peruvian migrants Ayumi Takenaka Social Class in Contemporary Japan: Structures, Sorting and Strategies pp.221-238 2009.10
26.	“Secondary Migration: Who Re-Migrates to the U.S. and Why That Matters.” Takenaka, Ayumi Migration Information Source; Immigration Daily 2007
27.	“Multi-Sited Ethnography in Peru, Japan, and the U.S.,” Takenaka, Ayumi Researching Migration: Stories From the Field Social pp.143-157 2007
28.	The changing Japanese family Marcus Rebick, Ayumi Takenaka The Changing Japanese Family pp.3-16 2006.3
29.	The Japanese in Peru: History of immigration, settlemet, ad racialization Ayumi Takenaka Latin American Perspectives Vol.31,No.3,pp.77-98 2004.5
30.	Asian-Latinos: Japanese-Peruvians’ ethnic adaptation and social mobility in New York and Los Angeles Ayumi Takenaka Immigrant Life in the U.S.: Multi-disciplinary perspectives pp.65-80 2004.1
31.	The mechanisms of ethnic retention: Later-generation Japanese immigrants in Lima, Peru Ayumi Takenaka Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies Vol.29,No.3,pp.467-483 2003.5
32.	Paradoxes of ethnicity-based immigration: Peruvian and Japanese-Peruvian migrants in Japan Ayumi Takenaka Global Japan: The Experience of Japan's New Immigrant and Overseas Communities pp.222-235 2003.4
33.	Transnational community and its ethnic consequences: The return migration and the transformation of ethnicity of Japanese Peruvians Ayumi Takenaka Immigration Research for a New Century: Multidisciplinary Perspectives pp.442-458 2003.1
34.	Transnational Community and Its Ethnic Consequences 2003
35.	民族的絆とは−—日本における日系ペルー人と非日系ペルー人 竹中歩 『海外における日本人、日本の中の外国人——グローバルな移民流動とエスノスケープ』 2003
36.	“Immigration to Japan,” Takenaka, Ayumi Encyclopedia of American Immigration 2001
37.	Transnational Community and Its Ethnic Consequences: The Return Migration and the Transformation of Ethnicity of Japanese Peruvians Ayumi Takenaka American Behavioral Scientist Vol.42,No.9,pp.1459-1474 1999.6
38.	“Ethnic Encounters of Japanese Immigrants in Peru,” Takenaka, Ayumi The Geography of Encounters: People of Asian Descent in the Americas pp.113-118 1999
39.	“Toward Nikkeism,” Takenaka, Ayumi Beyond Boundaries: Special Papers on Refugee and Immigrants pp.82-99 1997

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1.	Peruvian migration in a global context Ayumi Takenaka, Karsten Paerregaard, Ulla Berg Latin American Perspectives Vol.37,No.5,pp.3-11 2010.9
2.	Global Philadelphia: Immigrant communities old and new Ayumi Takenaka, Mary Johnson Osirim Global Philadelphia: Immigrant Communities Old and New pp.1-310 2010
3.	Global Japan: The experience of Japan's new immigrant and overseas communities Roger Goodman, Ceri Peach, Ayumi Takenaka, Paul White Global Japan: The Experience of Japan's New Immigrant and Overseas Communities pp.1-241 2003.4