A Tentative Proposal for Inclusivity Education Training for Japanese School Teachers Based on the Needs of Migrants and Returnees. International Conference on Education; New Developments. Proceedings. 2022. 328-332
Šlogar, T, Chapple, J. The Whiteness of Internationalization in Japanese Higher Education: Examining the Contradictions. International Conference Proceedings of the 33rd International Conference on Education, Humanities, Social Sciences and Arts,. 2022. 22-28
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