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Komai, Hiroshi (2001), Foreign Migrants in Contemporary Japan (translated by Jens Wilkinson), Melbourne: Trans Pacific Press ISBN 1-876843-06-3, Paperback, xiv, 230 pages, includes bibliographical references and index.
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