Keeping the Door Closed: The 2018 Revisions to the 'Immigration' Control Act as a Continuation of Japan's ‘No-Immigration’ Principle' Reviewed

Chris Burgess

Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies   20 ( 1 )   2020.4

Genuine Immigration Reform still Alien to Japan Invited Reviewed

Chris Burgess

East Asia Forum Quarterly   11 ( 1 )   2018.11

Integrating the Four Skills of Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing: A Case Study of how to Activate English Skill through Active Learning in the English III (Practice) Classroom [English III (Practice) [実践報告]

Chris Burgess

津田塾大学紀要   ( 特別 )   287 - 295   2017.12

Making Area Studies Courses in English Relevant to the Non-Native Student: Cross-Cultural Understanding and Active Learning in the English III (Lecture) Australian Studies Classroom [オーストラリア研究について研究ノート]

Chris Burgess

津田塾大学紀要   ( 特別 )   154 - 161   2017.12

Why China Is the Key to Understanding Japan’s Approach to Immigration

Chris Burgess

World Politics Review   2016.11

Multicultural Japan still far off despite "Consideration"

Chris Burgess

East Asia Forum Quarterly   8 ( 3 )   32 - 33   2016.9

Internationalisation, Japanese-style Multiculturalism, and Japan's Opening up Dilemma

( 31 )   10 - 11   2016.6

“Killing the Practice of Whale Hunting is the same as Killing the Japanese People”: The Importance of the Role of Identity, National Pride, and Nationalism in Understanding Japan’s Resistance to International Pressure on the Issue of Whaling

Chris Burgess

Japan Focus   14 ( 8:2 )   2016.4

“Killing the Practice of Whale Hunting is the same as Killing the Japanese People”: The Importance of the Role of Identity, National Pride, and Nationalism in Understanding Japan’s Resistance to International Pressure on the Issue of Whaling

Chris Burgess

国際関係学研究   ( 42 )   1 - 13   2016.3

Cool Japan and the Struggle with Globalization

Chris Burgess

Globalizing Japan: Striving to Engage the World   112 - 128   2015.7

National Identity and the Transition from Internationalization to Globalization: "Cool Japan" or "Closed Japan"?

Chris Burgess

Languages and Identities in a Transitional Japan: From Internationalization to Globalization   15 - 36   2015.6

Silencing the Voices in Tokyo’s First Ever Local Referendum. Is Japanese Civil Society Really Flourishing?

Chris Burgess

Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies   15 ( 1 )   2015.4

'To Globalise or not to Globalise? “Inward-Looking Youth” as Scapegoats for Japan’s Failure to Secure and Cultivate “Global Human Resources”

Chris Burgess

Globalisation, Socieities and Education   13 ( 1 )   1 - 21   2014.10

Japan’s ‘no immigration principle’ looking as solid as ever

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   9 - 9   2014.6

Can immigration reform really save Japan?

Chris Burgess

East Asia Forum   2014.6

'Japanese Civil Society – Flourishing or Floundering? Tokyo's First Ever Local Referendum, Kodaira, as a Case Study'

Chris Burgess

国際関係学研究   40   87 - 104   2014.3

'Democracy, interrupted: How local voices were silenced in Tokyo’s first referendum

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   12 - 12   2013.6

Review of ''Borderline Japan: Foreigners and Border Controls in the Postwar Era'' by Tessa Morris-Suzuki.

Chris Burgess

Pacific Affairs   86 ( 2 )   413 - 415   2013.6

'Ambivalent Japan turns on its ‘insular’ youth: System discourages overseas study but students get blame

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   12 - 12   2013.5

Foreigners Reluctant to Come, Japanese Reluctant to Leave: The Uchimuki Discourse as a Cover for Japan’s Failure to Secure and Cultivate “Global Human Resources”

Chris Burgess

国際関係学研究   39   1 - 19   2013.3

Celebrating ‘Multicultural Japan’: Writings on ‘Minorities’ and the Discourse on ‘Difference’

Chris Burgess

Researching Twenty-First Century Japan: New Directions and Approaches for the Electronic Age   241 - 264   2012.1

Japanese National Character Stereotypes in the Foreign Media in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake: Myth or Reality

Chris Burgess

The Tsuda Review   ( 56 )   23 - 56   2011.11

‘It’s Better if they Speak Broken Japanese’: Language as a Pathway or an Obstacle to Citizenship in Japan?

Chris Burgess

Language and Citizenship in Japan   37 - 57   2011.11

Media Grasp for Words to Sum up Post-3/11 Grit

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   12 - 12   2011.6

Students Choose Failure over Uncertainty

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   12 - 12   2011.4

‘It’s Better if they Speak Broken Japanese’: Language as a Pathway or an Obstacle to Citizenship in Japan?

Chris Burgess

国際関係学研究   37   9 - 30   2011.3

'(Mis)Managing Diversity in non-Metropolitan Public Schools: The Lack of State-Sponsored Support for 'Newcomer' Children Reviewed

Chris Burgess

Minorities and Education in Multicultural Japan. edited by Ryoko Tsuneyoshi, Kaori H. Okano and Sarane Boocock. London and New York: Routledge   191 - 212   2011.1

The ‘Global 30’ Project and Japanese Higher Education Reform: An Example of a ‘Closing in’ or an ‘Opening up’?

Chris Burgess, Ian Gibson, Jay Klaphake, and Mark Selzer

Globalisation, Societies and Education   8 ( 4 )   461 - 474   2010.11

Appeals to culture, tradition ignore the historical facts: Small-scale hunts of past don't justify trips into Australia's backyard

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   2010.8

Higher education: opening up or closing in? Contradictory reform goals could scotch chances of success

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   2010.3

The ‘Illusion’ of Homogeneous Japan and National Character: Discourse as a Tool to Transcend the ‘Myth’ vs. ‘Reality’ Binary

Chris Burgess

Japan Focus   2010.3

Kokusaika (Internationalisation) vs. Gurōbaruka (Globalisation) in Japanese Higher Education Reform: The ‘Global 30’ Project as an Example of ‘Closing in’ or ‘Opening up’?

Chris Burgess

国際関係学科研究   36   2010.3

Immigration showing signs of ninjo: More humane system may be on the horizon

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   2009.10

従来型地域研究に挑戦する：新たな地域研究モデルとしてオーストラリア研究

Chris Burgess

国際化する地域研究 (文化書房博文社, pp.117-34)   2009.10

Celebrating ‘Multicultural Japan’: Writings on ‘Minorities’ and the Discourse on ‘Difference Reviewed

Chris Burgess

Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies   2008.12

Soft Power is Key to Japan Re-shaping its Identity Abroad

Chris Burgess

Japan Times   2008.9

Multicultural Japan’ Remains a Pipedream

Chris Burgess

#IJapan Times#IR   16 - 16   2007.3

Multicultural Japan? Discourse and the ‘Myth’ of Homogeneity

Chris Burgess

#IJapan Focus#IR   2007.3

The Discourse(s) of Migration: Changing Constructions of the Other since 9/11

Chris Burgess

#I国際関係学研究#IR   ( 33 )   51 - 73   2007.3

Newcomer’ Children in non-Metropolitan Public Schools: The Lack of State-Sponsored Support for Children whose First-Language is not Japanese

Chris Burgess

#IJapan Forum#IR   19 ( 1 )   11 - 21   2007.3

Loss’ and ‘Recovery’ of Voice among Korean International Marriage Migrants

Chris Burgess

#IElectronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies#IR   2007.2

Country Kids Need Language Support: Growing Educational Diversity not Limited to Urban Areas

Chris Burgess

#IJapan Times#IR   16 - 16   2006.3

Making Area Studies Courses in English Relevant to the Non-Native Student: Multimedia and Active Learning as Tools Promoting Student Investment in the Learning Process

Chris Burgess

国際関係研究、津田塾大学 (The Study of International Relations, Tsuda College)   ( 33 )   1 - 10   2006.3

オーストラリアの大学改革

Chris Burgess

週刊教育資料   ( 916号(上) )   14 - 15   2005.11

オーストラリアの大学改革

Chris Burgess

#I週刊教育資料#IR   ( 915号(中) )   14 - 15   2005.11

オーストラリアの大学改革

Chris Burgess

週刊教育資料   ( 914 号(下) )   2005.11

The Reconstruction of Identity and Temporary Native Language ‘Loss’: The Case of Korean International Migrants in Japan

Chris Burgess

#ITranscultural Studies: A Series in Interdisciplinary Research (Special Issue ‘Border Crossings: Popular, Mass, and Global Culture’) #IR   ( 1 )   73 - 86   2005.4

Borders and Flows in a Rapidly Globalising Japan: International Migrants and the (Re)Construction of (National) Identity

Chris Burgess

#IThe Tsuda Review#IR   ( 37 )   1 - 23   2005.3

日本の大学改革：オーストラリアの教育制度、およびモナシュ大学の例から学ぶ

Chris Burgess

#Iオーストラリア研究#IR   ( 17 )   69 - 84   2005.3

これからの大学改革：オーストラリアから学ぶ

Chris Burgess

#ITsuda College IICS Bulletin#IR   ( 38 )   9 - 24   2004.12

(Re)Constructing Identities: International Marriage Migrants as Potential Agents of Social Change in a Globalising Japan

Chris Burgess

#IAsian Studies Review: The Journal of the Asian Studies Association of Australia#IR   28 ( 3 )   223 - 42   2004.9

Maintaining Identities: Discourses of Homogeneity in a Rapidly Globalising Japan

Chris Burgess

#IElectronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies#IR   2004.4

The Asian Studies ‘Crisis’: Putting Cultural Studies into Asian Studies and Asia into Cultural Studies

Chris Burgess

#IInternational Journal of Asian Studies (The Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo)#IR   1 ( 1 )   121 - 36   2004.1

‘(Re)Constructing Identities: International Marriage Migrants as Potential Agents of Social Change in a Globalising Japan

Chris Burgess

Unpubl. PhD, Monash University, Melbourne   2003.4

The Impact of the 'New' Theoretical Approaches on Japanese Studies in Australia in the Last Twenty Years

Chris Burgess

#I Japanese Studies: The Bulletin of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia#IR   21 ( 1 )   61 - 75   2001.5

郷に入っては、郷に従え？日本語を話せる外国人に対しての日本人の態度

Chris Burgess

#IJournal of Kitakyushu University Faculty of Humanities, Department of Comparative Culture#IR   ( 55 )   89 - 117   1997.12

Can Universities Contribute to the Transformation of Japanese Society? Preparing Japanese Students for Work by Teaching Communication Skills

Chris Burgess

The Asian Conference on Society, Education & Technology 

“Japan as a Multicultural Migrant Nation? Globalisation and Japan’s Dilemma over Opening up or Closing in.” International conference

Chris Burgess

“Immigration Nation Japan? Immigration Policy, Immigrant Integration, and the Future of Multiethnic Japan,” USC Center for Japanese Religions and Culture, LA, California, USA 

Higher Education Challenges and Transformations in a Rapidly Globalising Japan: Why Can’t Japanese Universities Internationalise?

Chris Burgess

Asian Conference on Education (ACE) 

Empowerment, Motivation, and Independence: Practical Hints for Teaching Effective English-Medium Content Courses to Non-Native Speakers International conference

Chris Burgess

9th Annual CamTESOL Conference 

Youth and Mobile Communication Technologies in Japanese Society: An Overview International conference

Chris Burgess

ISA International Conference 

Japan's Response to the Globalization of Higher Education International conference

Chris Burgess

Hawaii International Conference on Education 

“Kokusaika (Internationalisation) vs. Gurōbaruka (Globalisation) in Japanese Higher Education Reform: The ‘Global 30’ Project as an Example of ‘Closing in’ or ‘Opening up’?” International conference

Chris Burgess

Japan Studies Association 

Internationalisation and English Education in Japan International conference

Chris Burgess

The Englishification of Japan: Successes and Challenges Using English as the Medium of Instruction  Monash University

Nationalism and Internationalisation in the Japanese University Classroom: Active Learning as a Tool to Bridge Multiple Linguistic and Cultural Divides. International conference

Chris Burgess

Bridging Multiple Divides  International Studies Association

Making Area-Studies Courses in English Relevant to the Non-Native Student: Active Learning as a Tool Promoting Student Investment in the Democratic Process International conference

Chris Burgess

IPSA World Congress 

Bridging the Divide: Active Learning in the Japanese International Studies Classroom International conference

Chris Burgess

ISA Annual Convention, San Diego 

Making Area Studies Courses in English Relevant to the Non-Native Student: Active Learning as a Tool Promoting Student Investment in the Learning Process International conference

Chris Burgess

ISA Annual Convention 

オーストラリアはアジア？アジアではないか？従来の地域研究に兆戦するオーストラリア研究 International conference

Chris Burgess

津田塾大学国際関係研究所 

(Re)Constructing Identities: Female Marriage Migrants as Reproducers, Resistors, and Innovators International conference

Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia

JSAA Biennial Conference 

(Re)Constructing Identities: International Marriage Migrants as Potential Agents of Social Change in a Globalising Japan International conference

Chris Burgess

Cultural flows With(in) a Globalising Asia Conference 

(Re)constructing Identity: Discourse and the Subject Construction of Immigrants in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan International conference

Chris Burgess

ASAA Biennial International Conference