Titlebook: Gender and Family in Japan; Nobuko Okuda,Tetsuhiko Takai Book 2019 Socio-Economic History Society, Japan 2019 Japanese Women.Economic Deve

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W. J. Mander,Stamatoula Panagakoud to develop the hypothesis that decreased daily breast feeding as a result of engagement in heavy agricultural labor led to diminished milk production among mothers for several months after delivery. Despite this, many infants continued to be breast-fed, resulting in decreased growth during the lat

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Book 2019pan. ..The first part consists of four chapters that discuss women migrant workers in the Tokugawa period, women’s work, and family strategies in the underdeveloped regions of the country, conflicts between child-rearing and women’s work on family farms, and living standards of teenaged girls in ear

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The Labour Market and Labour Migration in Small Post Towns in Early Modern Japan: The Relationship Bined by proximity to the town, and by the economic condition of the village of out migration. As time went by and Kōriyama.s economic importance grew, large-scale merchants came to prefer day labour to . labour. This reduced short-term . migration to Kōriyama and encouraged permanent relocation, bec

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Economic Development and Labour Supply in Underdeveloped Regions: An Analysis of the Labour Supply ont of income by having daughters work on farms as by sending them elsewhere to work as domestic servants. Employers of domestic servants therefore offered higher wages to recruit workers. This implies that in the underdeveloped regions, what had been an unlimited supply of labour was transformed int

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2364-2394 ary Japanese women, their contribution to economic developme.This book is the 6th volume of the Monograph Series of the Socio-Economic History Society, Japan. The book focuses on how economic developments changed the everyday lives of ordinary women in early-modern and modern Japan. Different from p

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Structural Changes in the 1920s,ithin the context of the nation-state’s seeking both the integration of the “people” and differentiation among them; and how did [these norms and ideologies] become inescapable in the historical context formed thereby?” (p. 3).

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Book 2019ed the everyday lives of ordinary women in early-modern and modern Japan. Different from precedent gender studies, the spotlight here is on the daily activities and structural positions of women rather than feminist movements or activities of elite women. Using demography, anthropometrics, and labou

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