For theoretical analysis and macro-analysis, the topics “What Do Borders and Human Rights Mean for Migrants?” and “Migration Issues and International and Domestic Governance” have been established as the joint research base. The topics “Intimacy/Publicness beyond Borders,” “Localized Multiculturalism and Nationalism,” “Cultural Policy on Immigration and Refugees,” and “How Do Emigrants Adopt Themselves to Local Culture?” have been concurrently promoted for micro-analysis. The scholars have participated in this collaborative research while providing interdisciplinary cooperation. They are promoting a research exchange that will lead to the construction of an international research center that performs comprehensive analysis of a group of problems ranging from the division of local communities due to migration, multiculturalization, and the welfare crisis to the regeneration of communities.