Yuichiro MIZUMACHI
Professor
The University of Tokyo
Yuichiro Mizumachi is professor at the Institute of Social Sciences of University of Tokyo. He specializes in historical and comparative study of Labour law.
Research themes: Comparative and Historical Study on Labor and Employment Law
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Collaboration with FFJ
Associate researcher of the Theme 5
Yuichiro Mizumachi is an associate researcher of FFJ in the framework of its Theme 5: Inequality & Social Policies. In 2010, he came at EHESS as a visiting researcher. In this framework, he published a research statement about labour law in Japan and gave a talk about changes in social regulation in Japan since the early 1990s. In 2011 he participated to the International symposium “Youth in the Crisis: a Lost Generation?” with a talk about education and transition from school to work. Then, from 2014 to 2016, he took part in the research project 4 entitled “Comparative and Pluridisciplinary Studies About Inequality (2013-2016)”, a collaboration between EHESS and the University of Tokyo.
Selection of publications
Yuichiro Mizumachi, Rôdo-shakai no henyô to saisei [Transformations and rebirth of a wage society], Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2001
Yuichiro Mizumachi, Rôdo-hô [Labour Law], Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2012
Research statement | Research project 4 |
Selection of publications
Yuichiro Mizumachi, Rôdo-shakai no henyô to saisei [Transformations and rebirth of a wage society], Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2001
Yuichiro Mizumachi, Rôdo-hô [Labour Law], Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2012