Proceedings

Proceedings of Each Section
Session B-2 Care and Femininity
Session B-3 Social Security and Elder Care
Session A-4 Care in the Rural Settings
Session B-4 Transnational Care
Session A-1. Family Care 1 | ||
LU Yi-Ting | National Taiwan University | Suffering and Love between Genders |
Michael MAHER KING | University of Oxford | Regional Variation in Policy Implementation Regarding Out-of-Home Care for Children in Japan |
ODA Akiko and JOHSHITA Kenichi |
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science and Kyoto University |
Session B-1 Family Care 2 | ||
Victory THAPA | Tribhuvan University | Contested Family |
YU Yi-Chia | National Taiwan University | Changing Elder Care in Taiwan Families: The Role of Gender Culture |
OH Kazumi |
Kyoto University |
Finding “Commensurable” and “Communicable” Meanings in People with Dementia |
Session A-2 Family Care 3 | ||
Anurita JALAN | University of Delhi | Lone Fathers: The Unconventional Caregivers |
Işıl BAYRAKTAR | Kyoto University | Changes in the Direction of Intergenerational Support Flows in Turkey, a country at the onset of aging |
Martin RATHMANN |
Heidelberg University |
The Mindset of Japanese Engineers within the field of Care Robotics – Robotics in Aging Japan |
Session B-2 Care and Femininity | ||
YASUI Ayako | Kyoto University | Is an ethic of care based on femininity? |
Jean-Noël SANCHEZ | University of Strasbourg | Construction and deconstruction of Maria Clara |
Prem Bahadur CHALAUNE | Tribhuvan University |
Session A-3 Childcare | ||
GAN Su Wan | University of Putra Malaysia | Parental Care and Socio-Psychological Symptoms among Malaysian Preadolescents |
Eun-hye KANG | Seoul National University | Impact of the Number and Age of Children on Married Women’s Time-use Pattern for Childcare and Housework in Korea |
Session B-3 Social Security and Elderly Care | ||
Charna UNDERWOOD | University of Hawaii at Manoa | Depression and Social Support Among Older Japanese in Long-term Care |
TANAKA Hiromi | Doshisha University | Diverse types of the Earner-Carer model – proposing a new theoretical framework for comparative family policy. |
Session A-4. Care in the Rural Settings | ||
LI Shuqin | Beijing Foreign Studies University | The Ethic of Conviction and Women’s Participation of Elderly Care in Rural Families |
Rajesh BHUSAL | Tribhuvan University | Inter-Caste Marriage: Social Support and Family Care in Contemporary Rural Nepal |
XIA Bing |
Renmin University |
Illness Narratives of Two Elderly Women Who Once Lived in China’s Collective Past1 |
Session B-4. Transnational Care | ||
Katrina S. NAVALLO | University of the Philippines Diliman | Transnational eldercare |
Kalinga Menusha DE SILVA | National University of Singapore | Transnational Landscapes of Care: Elderly within Sri Lankan-Australian Transnational Families and their Care Networks |
Hazal MUSLU | Qatar University | Role of the State on the Care of Low-Income Migrant Workers in Qatar |