Organization
Administrative Support Organizations International Education & Exchange Associate professor
Title
Associate professor
Contact information
ISHIKAWA Claudia
Degree 2
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LL.M. （ Nagoya University ）
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Master of Arts （ University of St. Andrews ）
Research Interests 1
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Comparative Immigration Law and Policy; Immigration Control; Education-oriented Immigration; Legal Status of Foreigners
Research Areas 3
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Others / Others / Basic Science of Law
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Others / Others / Public Law
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Others / Others / International Law
Current Research Project and SDGs 4
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Immigration Law and Policy
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Comparative Immigration Law
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Legal Status of Foreigners in Japan
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Student Mobility
Education 2
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Nagoya University Graduate School, Division of Law International Relations
- 2002.3
Country： Japan
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University of St Andrews School of History Modern History
- 1989
Professional Memberships 3
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Japan Association for Migration Studies Executive Board Member
2008.4
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国際人権法学会
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Japanese Association of Sociology of Law
Papers 17
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NUPACE 2022-2023: A Normalcy of Sorts
Claudia Ishikawa
Global Engagement Centre Annual Report Vol. 1 2024
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NUPACE 2021-2022: A Remote Experience
Claudia Ishikawa
( 9 ) page： 57 - 66 2022.10
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NUPACE 2020-2021: A COVID-19 Chronology Invited
Claudia Ishikawa
Journal of the International Education ＆Exchange Center (IEEC), Nagoya University, Vol. 8 page： 35 - 41 2021.10
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NUPACE and Inbound Student Exchange at Nagoya University in 2019-2020
Claudia Ishikawa
Journal of the International Education ＆Exchange Center (IEEC), Nagoya University, Volume 7 page： 29 - 43 2020.10
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NUPACE and Inbound Student Exchange at Nagoya University in 2017-2018: Drawing the Line
Claudia Ishikawa
Journal of the International Education ＆Exchange Center (IEEC), Nagoya University, Volume 5 page： 55 - 68 2018.10
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Claudia Ishikawa
Journal of the International Education ＆Exchange Center (IEEC), Nagoya University, Volume 4 page： 47 - 59 2017.10
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Fodder for Recruitment and Food for Thought: Results of the Nagoya University Program for Academic Exchange (NUPACE) Follow-up Survey on Exchange Student Alumni of April 2009~March 2014
page： 5-17 2015.8
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The International Human Resource Development Nexus in Japan's Immigration Framework: Policy considerations and findings of survey interviews in Germany and Australia
page： 83-95 2014.10
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NUPACE and Student Exchange in 2012-2013: The Seeds of Reconstruction
page： 141-157 2013.8
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NUPACE: A Bumper Year and the Return to Normalcy
Vol. 8 ( 155-168 ) 2010.9
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Nagoya University Student Housing Survey Report: Residents' Perspectives on the Facilities, Management and Human Dimensions of International Ohmeikan
Claudia Ishikawa, Yamada Naoko
Journal of the Education Center for International Students ( 6 ) page： 17-48 2008.10
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*Education-oriented Immigration in Japan and the Legacy of the 'Plan to Accept 100,000 Foreign Students' Reviewed
Journal of the Education Center for International Students (ECIS), Nagoya University ( 4 ) page： 5-26 2006.10
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When Reality Bites - NUPACE and the Diminishing JASSO Largesse
( 3 ) page： 125-138 2005.9
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NUPACE - Back on the Starting Block: University Autonomy and the Balance Challenge
名古屋大学留学生センター紀要 ( 2 ) page： 133-147 2004.9
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*Duality in Immigration Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Temporary Migrant/Training Programmes in Germany and Japan
平成13年度法務省出入国管理局 委託調査研究 page： 63 2002
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*Japan's Immigration Control & Refugee Recognition Act (ICRRA) and Unskilled Labour in the 1990s: The Advent of a Transparent Immigration Policy? Reviewed
名古屋大学日本語・日本文化論集 ( 10 ) 2002
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Communication and Human Relationships in the Academic Life of Inernational Students: Questionnaire Results of a Survey on Nagoya University's International Graduate Students
Working Group - Survey on Nagoya University's International Graduate Students Vol. 1 2001
Books 1
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移民政策のフロンティア Reviewed
移民政策学会設立10周年記念論集刊行委員会 偏（ Role： Contributor）
赤石書店 2018.3 （ ISBN:978-4-7503-4652-6 ）
MISC 1
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[GRiDa 名古屋大学留学生ドローウィング展]での目覚めBack to the Drawing Board Invited
石川 クラウディア
『Nagoya University annual bulletin of「clas 」2009名古屋大学教養教育院プロジェクトギャラリー「clas 」アニュアル』 page： 96 - 97 2010.3
Presentations 10
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留学生の専門性を生かしたキャリア形成 Invited
石川 クラウディア
日本法教育研究センター・コンソーシアム シンポジウム 2019.6.9 名古屋大学大学院法学研究科／法政国際教育協力研究センター（CALE）
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The International Human Resource Development Nexus in Japan's Immigration Framework: Impact and Challenges
SOAS, SMLSSK & CALE Joint Workshop on Migration and Pluralism
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Learning and Labouring: International Human Resources Development in Japan's Immigration Paradigm, and Insights from Germany and Australia
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Immigration in Japan: Frameworks, conceptions, and prospects for migrant labour
Immigration in Japan: Frameworks, conceptions, and prospects for migrant labour
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短期留学受入れをめぐる課題と展望―NUPACE学生の支援を中心に―」
石川 クラウディア
北海道地区留学生担当教職員連絡会議
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Innovation in International Student Exchange: Trends and Strategies for the Decade
Claudia Ishikawa (Moderator)
NUPACE 15th Anniversary Symposium and Exchange Student Alumni Reunion
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NUPACE15周年記念シンポジウム・交換留学同窓会「交換留学の新展開―今後10年の潮流と戦略課題―」
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The Re-emergence of 'Asia' in Japan's Foreign Student Policy: An Analysis of New Strategies International conference
APAIE (Asia-Pacific Association for International Education) Conference & Exhibition 2008
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Student Exchange Programmes: Impact, Outcomes and Challenges
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Nagoya University - An International University in the Making: International Student Exchange as a Mechanism for Change International conference
国際学術コンソーシアム(AC21)国際フォーラム
Other research activities 2
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法学会シンポジウム・多文化共生の国際比較研究会「イギリスと日本において草の根から見る多文化主義と結合のあり方」
2010.11 -
移民政策学会2009年度次大会 シンポ2 「日本の留学生政策の再構築：『知的国際貢献』から『高度人材受入れ推進』へ
2009.5
Research Project for Joint Research, Competitive Funding, etc. 1
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Duality in Immigration Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Temporary Migrant/Trainee Programmes in Germany and Japan
2000.10 - 2002.1
Grant type：Competitive
KAKENHI (Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research) 2
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Grant number：17K03316 2017.4 - 2022.3
科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究(C)
石川 クラウディア
Authorship：Principal investigator
Grant amount：\2470000 （ Direct Cost: \1900000 、 Indirect Cost：\570000 ）
In 2020, the PI continued to conduct a review of relevant literature, white papers, and academic articles, focusing, in particular, on control mechanisms revolving around international students. Discussions within the Japan Association for Migration Policy Studies (JAMPS) and International Human Rights Law Association, on the effects of COVID-19 with respect to immigration and the residence of foreign nationals in Japan were of significant value, and the PI, in 2020, continued to foster links with both Associations.
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With regard to research activities, in FY 2020, due to the unforeseen fallout resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the PI was unable to report her findings, with the exception of a guest lecture, conducted online, to the Nagoya University Law School on Japan's managed immigration policy. Here, she focused on issues surrounding the new 'designated skills' residence status.
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As the topic of this particular research revolves around the forging and maintenance of a rational and coherent immigration policy, COVID-19-related developments, both towards the end of FY 2019 and throughout FY 2020, undeniably affected research progress adversely. Immigration in Japan has been abruptly curtailed; moreover the PI has been unable to conduct any overseas fieldwork. In order to render the research more relevant to the circumstances of the With-COVID era, in FY 2021 the PI intends to add to the research insights on the ramifications of the pandemic on future immigration policy in this country.
1. The PI is responsible for co-ordinating this university's inbound student exchange programme, which in FY 2020 was beset by a number of difficult challenges generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Dealing with the repercussions of the pandemic on international student mobility at this University was given priority.
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2.The advent of COVID-19 has had/is continuing to have serious implications for the pursuit of this particular research. The PI is not only unable to travel abroad to engage in in-depth survey interviews; more significantly, immigration policy, both in Japan and at the global level, has been turned on its head, with international mobility and entry currently being kept to an absolute minimum, and policy-making being put on hold. Moreover, as COVID-19 is generating changes in the social and economic fabric of societies world-wide, post-COVID immigration policy paradigms can be expected to shift dramatically, thereby complicating this research.
In order to continue this research project in FY 2021, the PI will be required to make significant adjustments for the paradigm-shift in immigration-centred research that has been engendered by With-COVID. Not only will overseas travel (Germany, Australia) for the purpose of conducting interview surveys continue to be non-implementable; equal restrictions apply to domestic travel. Damage can theoretically be mitigated through the employment of ICT applications, such as ZOOM, etc., but initial access to subjects through such means should be understood to be limited. Moreover, most Government agencies have more pressing issues at hand.
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Nevertheless, research on 'monitoring mechanisms' in immigration law and policy remains a pertinent issue, even in a WITH-COVID society, and the PI intends to continue with her research as follows:
1. Continue with literature and policy paper reviews, taking particular note of COVID-19 implications for future immigration policy.
2. Give an oral presentation of research results at the Japan Association of Migration Policy Studies and, thereafter, compile the research into reports for publication. -
Immigration law and Policy Paradigms: Assessing the impact and potential of Japan's global human resource development nexus
2011.4 - 2014.3
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research
Authorship：Principal investigator
Teaching Experience (On-campus) 37
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日本の「移民」政策
2023
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2023
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日本の「移民」政策
2022
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外国人と法
2021
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NUPACEオンライン日本語研修プログラム（企画・サポート）
2020
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外国人と法
2020
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外国人と法
2019
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2019
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2019
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外国人と法
2018
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2018
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2018
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外国人と法
2017
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2017
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2017
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外国人と法
2016
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2016
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2016
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外国人と法
2015
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2015
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2015
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2014
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2014
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2013
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2013
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Immigration in Japan: Law, Policy, and Society
2012
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Teaching English in the Japanese Community
2012
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Immigration in Japan - A Sociolegal Perspective
2011
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Teaching Practice in the Japanese Community
2011
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国際社会法政ー日本におけるイミグレーションー
2010
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Teaching Practice in the Japanese Community
2010
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Teaching Practice in the Japanese Community
2009
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Immigration in Japan - A Sociolegal Perspective
2009
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An Introduction to Japanese History
2008
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Immigration in Japan - A Sociolegal Perspective
2008
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Introduction to Japanese History
2007
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国際社会法政ー日本におけるイミグレーションー
2007
Teaching Experience (Off-campus) 1
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主催講座『翻訳を通して感じる英語圏文化の魅力』
2008.4 - 2009.3 （名古屋市天白生涯学習センター）
Social Contribution 7
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言語保持活動（愛知教育大学付属中・小学校）
Role(s)：Planner, Organizing member
2023.4 - 2024.3
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名古屋市千種警察署の通訳・翻訳ボランティア
Role(s)：Informant
2023.4 - 2024.3
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名古屋市千種警察署の通訳・翻訳ボランティア
Role(s)：Editer, Advisor
2023.4 - 2024.3
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名古屋市千種警察署の通訳・翻訳ボランティア
2022.4 - 2023.3
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名古屋市千種警察署の通訳・翻訳ボランティア
2021.4 - 2022.3
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名古屋市千種警察署の通訳・翻訳ボランティア
2015.4
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地域事業（中部国際空港、NHK World-Japan、Worldscape Business Solution Network等）と交換留学生への連携
Role(s)：Advisor, Informant, Planner, Organizing member
2010.4