This informative, multidisciplinary study provides an in-depth and authoritative analysis of the current state of one of the most important and influential societies and economies since the war.
This informative, multidisciplinary study provides an in-depth and authoritative analysis of the current state of one of the most important and influential societies and economies since the war.
* Volume 1: The State or the Market? * Introduction: The Historical Origins of Companyism: From Westernization to Indigenization * Part 1: Structure * 1: Hashimoto Juro: Corporate Structure and the Japanese Economy * 2: Yamazaki Hiroaki: Introduction to Japanese Company History: Stability and Change in the Ranking of Large Manufacturing Enterprises * 3: Tabata Hirokuni: Industrial Relations and the Union Movement * 4: Watanabe Osamu: The Weakness of the Contemporary Japanese State * 5: Baba Hiroji: Japanese Companyism and the End of the Cold War * Part 2: Historical Origins * 6: Narusawa Akira: The Social Order of Modern Japan * 7: Nishida Yoshiaki: Labour and Farmers' Movements in Pre-War Japan * 8: Okazaki Tetsuji: The Wartime Institutional Reforms and Transformation of the Economic System * Volume 2: Internationalization and Domestic Issues * Part 1: Internationalization * 1: Kawai Masahiro: Japan as Creditor Nation: What is happening to its Net External Assets * 2: Koike Kazuo: The Internationalization of the Japanese Firm: Japanese Working Practices and Indigenous Asian Workplaces * 3: Hirowatari Seigo: Foreign Workers and Immigration Policy * 4: Wada Haruki: Economic Co-operation in Place of Historical Remorse: Japanese Post-War Settlements with China, Russia, and Korea in the Context of the Cold War. Normalizing Relations with the Soviet Union, China, and South Korea * Part 2: Domestic Issues * 5: Osawa Mari: The Feminization of the Labour Market * 6: Harada Sumitaka: The Aging Society, the Family, and Social Policy * 7: Inamoto Yonosuke: The Problem of Land Use and Land Prices * Part 3: Facing the Post-Cold War/Post-Bubble World * 8: Nitta Michio: Employment Relations after the collapse of the Bubble Economy * 9: Hiwatari Nobuhiro: The Argument: Explaining the End of the Post-war Party System
* Volume 1: The State or the Market? * Introduction: The Historical Origins of Companyism: From Westernization to Indigenization * Part 1: Structure * 1: Hashimoto Juro: Corporate Structure and the Japanese Economy * 2: Yamazaki Hiroaki: Introduction to Japanese Company History: Stability and Change in the Ranking of Large Manufacturing Enterprises * 3: Tabata Hirokuni: Industrial Relations and the Union Movement * 4: Watanabe Osamu: The Weakness of the Contemporary Japanese State * 5: Baba Hiroji: Japanese Companyism and the End of the Cold War * Part 2: Historical Origins * 6: Narusawa Akira: The Social Order of Modern Japan * 7: Nishida Yoshiaki: Labour and Farmers' Movements in Pre-War Japan * 8: Okazaki Tetsuji: The Wartime Institutional Reforms and Transformation of the Economic System * Volume 2: Internationalization and Domestic Issues * Part 1: Internationalization * 1: Kawai Masahiro: Japan as Creditor Nation: What is happening to its Net External Assets * 2: Koike Kazuo: The Internationalization of the Japanese Firm: Japanese Working Practices and Indigenous Asian Workplaces * 3: Hirowatari Seigo: Foreign Workers and Immigration Policy * 4: Wada Haruki: Economic Co-operation in Place of Historical Remorse: Japanese Post-War Settlements with China, Russia, and Korea in the Context of the Cold War. Normalizing Relations with the Soviet Union, China, and South Korea * Part 2: Domestic Issues * 5: Osawa Mari: The Feminization of the Labour Market * 6: Harada Sumitaka: The Aging Society, the Family, and Social Policy * 7: Inamoto Yonosuke: The Problem of Land Use and Land Prices * Part 3: Facing the Post-Cold War/Post-Bubble World * 8: Nitta Michio: Employment Relations after the collapse of the Bubble Economy * 9: Hiwatari Nobuhiro: The Argument: Explaining the End of the Post-war Party System
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