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A New Generation of Homeless Hits Tokyo’s Streets. Japan Quarterly July-September,

Available online http://www.rhizomes.net/issue10/arai.htm (accessed 6

Beyond Capital-Nation-State Rethinking Marxism

Both Globalization and Sovereignty: Reimagining the Political. Paper Delivered at the

Citizens without Shelter: Homelessness, Democracy, and Political Exclusion.

Creating a New Nation. Yukio Hatoyama’s Yu-Ai

Cruel Optimism.

Culture = Politics: The Emergence of New Cultural Forms

Discourse, Discontinuity, Difference: The Question of Other Spaces.

Economic Globalization and Homelessness in Japan.

Economies of Abandonment: Social Belonging and Endurance in Late Liberalism. Durham and London:

Economy of Dreams: Hope in Global Capitalism and its Critiques.

Escape from Work: Freelancing Youth and the Challenge to Corporate Japan. Melbourne: Trans Pacific press.

Governmentality in The Foucault Effect:

Hanhinkon: “Suberridaishakkai” kara no dasshutsu (Reverse Poverty: Escape from a Sliding Down Society”). Tokyo: Iwanami Shinsho.

Heterotopia and Structuralism.

Heterotopologies: A Remembrance of Other Spaces in the Citadel-LA.

History’s Disquiet: Modernity, Cultural Practice and the Question of Everyday Life.

Homelessness in Osaka: Globalisation, Yoseba and Disemployment.

Homelessness, Citizenship and Identity.

Homuresu no jittai ni kan suru zenkoku chosa hokoku cho. Homuresu no kazu no chosa kekka (Report on the Real Situation of the Homeless Nationwide. The Results of the Census). http:// www.mhlw.go.jp/houdou/2003/03/h0326-5c.html Koseirodosho

House and home in modern Japan.

Introdakushyon – kakusakara hinkonhe (Introduction – from difference to poverty). In Kakusa to hinkon: 20 ko

Japan’s “New Homeless.”

Japan’s Crisis of Mind.

Japan’s Disposable Workers. http://pulitizercenter.org/project/japan-disposable-worker-laborer

Japanese Civilization: A Comparative View Chicago:

Labor Politics in Japan During the Lost Fifteen Years’: From the Politics of Productivity to the Politics of Consumption.

Lost in Translation: Tokyo and the Urban Imaginary in the Era of Globalization.

Men of Uncertainty: The Social Organization of Day Labourers in Contemporary Japan.

MITI and the Japanese Miracle: The Growth of Industrial Policy

Multiple Modernities.

Neoliberalism as Exception: Mutations in Citizenship and Sovereignty.

Netto Kafue Nanmin to Hinkon Nippon (Net café refugees and poverty in Japan). Tokyo: Nihon Terebi Hoso Kabushiki Kaisha.

New Refuse Rules Criminalize Can-Collecting’ Japan Times December 2. http://www.blog/japantimes.co.jp/yen-for-living/newrefuse-rules-criminalize-can-collecting/

New Times in Modern Japan.

Ordinary Refugees: Social Precarity and Soul

Otaku: Japan’s Database Animals. Translated by

Politics and Space/Time. New Left Review I/196:

Postmodern Cities and Spaces.

Poverty Rate Hit Record High in ’09.

Purekariato. Dejitaru Hiyatoi Sedai no Fuan na Ikikata (Precariats: The Unstable Way of Life of the Digital Day Labouring Generation).

Railway Time and Rubber Time: The Paradox in the Japanese Conception of Time.

Refiguring the Territory of Government.

Representational Discontent. Cultural Anthropology

Saijiki no jikan (Time in Saijiki). In Chikoku no Tanjo: Kindai ni okeru jikan no keisei (The Birth of Tardiness: The Formation of Time Consciousness

San’ya blues: Labouring Life in Contemporary Tokyo.

Self-responsibility” and the Nature of the Postwar Japanese State: Risk through the Looking Glass.

Sleeping Through Class to Success: Japanese Notions of Time and Diligence.

Society Must be Defended: Lectures at the College de France 1975–1976 Trans. David Macey.

Some Thoughts on Comparability and the Space-Time Problem.

Temporality, Civic Engagement and Alterity:

The “Hidden Homeless” in Japan’s Contemporary Mobile Culture.

The Badlands of Modernity: Heterotopias and Social Ordering.

The Cool Brand, Affective Activism and Japanese Youth.

The Failure of Civil Society: The Third Sector in Contemporary Japan.

The Growth in the Number of People Sleeping Rough in

The Homeless in Japan Find A Place in Cities’ Public Parks: Long Economic Slump, Tolerance Allow Shantytowns to Take Root. Wall Street Journal,

The Homeless Junior High School Phenomenon: Personalising a Social Problem.

The Neo-liberal Subject of Lack and Potential: Developing “The Frontier Within” and Creating a Reserve Army of Labor

The Rise and

The Role of Home Ownership in Japan’s Aged Society.

The Work of Neoliberal Governmentality: Temporality and Ethical Substance in the Tale of Two Dads.

Tokyo’s Homeless: A City in Denial.

Vita: Life in a Zone of Social Abandonment. Berkeley and Los Angeles:

We Are Not Garbage!” the Homeless movement in Tokyo,

Which Side Are You On? Hakenmura and the Working Poor as a Tipping Point in Japanese Labor Politics. The Asia-Pacific Journal

Zero Publics- Practice for Revolution. Exhibition. http://www. berlinerfestspiele.de/en/aktuell/festivals/foreign_affairs/program_fa/pro Sakaguchi, K. Zero Yen Project.

Time, Politics and Homelessness in Contemporary Japan

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