著者

古川 隆司

出版者

佛教大学

雑誌

佛教大学総合研究所紀要 (ISSN:13405942)

巻号頁・発行日

vol.1999, no.2, pp.229-244, 1999-03-25

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An increase in the number of foreigners living in Japan has resulted in the need to deal with the so-called "internal internationalization" within Japanese society. The right of foreigners to receive social security is poorly observed and they are forced to live in poor conditions. Under such conditions, they have formed minority groups, and are classified as workers of the lowest class like the lowest Japanese part-time workers. They are discriminated and classified as an lowest social class by ascribed-achievement in Japanese society. In this paper, I discuss these problem in terms of the relation between the Japanese social security system and issue of citizenship of immigrants.