Rethinking the Regime Effect on Migration Governance: Immigration, Democracy and Developmentalism in East Asia
How do democracies balance immigration needs with economic priorities, demographic pressures and public attitudes toward migrants? Focusing on Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, this talk challenges conventional assumptions about the relationship between democracy and migration policy. Rather than viewing immigration governance simply as liberal or restrictive, it examines the emergence of the “develo
SIPA - School of International & Public Affairs
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