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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2017 · 55 MIN

The Status of Japanese Career Women in their Professional and Private Life

from German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tokyo (DIJ) Podcast · host Markus Pudelko, The University of Tübingen / Noelle Takahashi, Women's Leadership Advocate

Not that long ago, the term “Japanese career women” almost had been a contradiction in itself. Times have changed and Japanese women pursuing a career is a much talked about topic in politics (“womenomics”) and the media. But has the situation really changed for career women “on the ground”? What are their opportunities and what are their challenges? To what extent are professional expectations and expectations in their private life contradicting each other? And finally, are contradicting expectations resulting in identity conflicts and what are the strategies to cope with these conflicts? These are questions to be addressed in the presentations. The presentation by Markus Pudelko is based on more than 70 interviews that he has conducted in Japan over the course of several years.

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