外国人集住地域における日本人住民の排他性/寛容性とその規定要因--地域間比較を通して

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In this paper, I analyzed about the Japanese residents consciousness harbored toward foreign residents using the data of local resident investigations conducted in Oizumi-town, Gunma Prefecture and Toyohashi-city, Aichi Prefecture. <BR> Firstly, it became clear that "contact hypothesis" was supported in Oizumi-town. When they have contact with foreign citizens, their is a tendency to weak exclusive consciousness toward foreign people. On the other hand, "contact hypothesis" was not supported in Toyohashi-city. <BR> Secondly, I analyzed about the contribution factor of "exclusive consciousness" using regression model. Then, it became clear that the "blue-collar worker" made an impact on the "exclusive consciousness" to foreign residents in both areas. Furthermore, the regression slope of the "ratio of foreign residents" in the "blue-collar" category is sharper than other categories. This would suggest that people who feel "threat" of foreign residents might have a tendency to express exclusive consciousness toward foreign residents. <BR> Finaly, I analyezed about the model that social positions and the "ratio of foreign residents" had impacts on "exclusive consciousness" through "perceived threat". Then, I found that "bluecollar worker" had an indirect impact on "exclusive consciousness" through "perceived threat" in Toyohashi-city.
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