Economy Safety nets and groups

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How do you solve the structural problem that people with unstable lives and jobs have weaker safety nets? / How do you confront the dilemma that respect for diversity accelerates division and isolation? / How do you address the challenges highlighted by the pandemic and present new forms of "connections" that enrich our lives? / The coronavirus crisis has had many impacts on our lives, including unemployment and reduced incomes, and highlighted the vulnerabilities of safety nets, especially for those who need support. In addition to the institutional aspects of employment and life, experts in the labor economy, labor law, social security, and other fields provide a roadmap for solving the necessary group functions (ERG and labor unions) to protect our lives and the necessary "connections" between people and people and organizations as the basis for driving systems. The book is written by Yuji Genda, a leading expert in labor economics. The book is written by Tadashi Sakai (winner of the Nikkei Prize for Economics, Books and Culture and Suntory Prize for Arts and Sciences), as well as researchers who are expected to play active roles in the future, including Tomoiko Kamiyoshi of labor law, Ichiro Satoshi Tanaka of social security theory, and Tamie Matsuura of ERG research. In addition to various examples in Japan, it also introduces noteworthy efforts overseas that have achieved improvements in the labor environment using SNS, such as Germany's "Limit-Limit Delivery Movement".