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- Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2013
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
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- Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2013
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Yoshio Sugimoto Professor of Sociology and Dean of Social Sciences at La Trobe University, Melbourne, Ross E. Mouer Senior Lecturer in Japanese Studies, Monash University Melbourne.
Introduction Cross-currents in the Study of Japanese Society PART ONE: THE
EXPRESSION OF INDIVIDUAL SELF INTEREST 1 A Theory of Social Exchange as
Applied to Japan 2 Arc, Circle and Sphere: Schedules for Selfhood 3 Some
Conditions for QC Circles: Long-term Perspectives in the Behaviour of
Individuals 4 Friendship in Cross-cultural Perspective PART TWO:
INSTITUTIONS AND STRUCTURED INEQUALITY 5 A Multi-dimensional View of
Stratification: a Framework for Comparative Analysis 6 The Transition of
the Household System in Japan's Modernization 7 Resolving Social Conflicts:
a Comparative View of Interpersonal and Inter-group Relations in Japan 8
Interest Groups and the Process of Political Decision making in Japan 9
Japanese Industrial Relations: an External Perspective PART THREE:
METHODOLOGICAL HORIZONS 10 The Emic-Etic Distinction and Its Significance
for Japanese Studies 11 The Role of Typologies in Understanding Japanese
Culture and Society: From Linguistics to Social Science
EXPRESSION OF INDIVIDUAL SELF INTEREST 1 A Theory of Social Exchange as
Applied to Japan 2 Arc, Circle and Sphere: Schedules for Selfhood 3 Some
Conditions for QC Circles: Long-term Perspectives in the Behaviour of
Individuals 4 Friendship in Cross-cultural Perspective PART TWO:
INSTITUTIONS AND STRUCTURED INEQUALITY 5 A Multi-dimensional View of
Stratification: a Framework for Comparative Analysis 6 The Transition of
the Household System in Japan's Modernization 7 Resolving Social Conflicts:
a Comparative View of Interpersonal and Inter-group Relations in Japan 8
Interest Groups and the Process of Political Decision making in Japan 9
Japanese Industrial Relations: an External Perspective PART THREE:
METHODOLOGICAL HORIZONS 10 The Emic-Etic Distinction and Its Significance
for Japanese Studies 11 The Role of Typologies in Understanding Japanese
Culture and Society: From Linguistics to Social Science
Introduction Cross-currents in the Study of Japanese Society PART ONE: THE
EXPRESSION OF INDIVIDUAL SELF INTEREST 1 A Theory of Social Exchange as
Applied to Japan 2 Arc, Circle and Sphere: Schedules for Selfhood 3 Some
Conditions for QC Circles: Long-term Perspectives in the Behaviour of
Individuals 4 Friendship in Cross-cultural Perspective PART TWO:
INSTITUTIONS AND STRUCTURED INEQUALITY 5 A Multi-dimensional View of
Stratification: a Framework for Comparative Analysis 6 The Transition of
the Household System in Japan's Modernization 7 Resolving Social Conflicts:
a Comparative View of Interpersonal and Inter-group Relations in Japan 8
Interest Groups and the Process of Political Decision making in Japan 9
Japanese Industrial Relations: an External Perspective PART THREE:
METHODOLOGICAL HORIZONS 10 The Emic-Etic Distinction and Its Significance
for Japanese Studies 11 The Role of Typologies in Understanding Japanese
Culture and Society: From Linguistics to Social Science
EXPRESSION OF INDIVIDUAL SELF INTEREST 1 A Theory of Social Exchange as
Applied to Japan 2 Arc, Circle and Sphere: Schedules for Selfhood 3 Some
Conditions for QC Circles: Long-term Perspectives in the Behaviour of
Individuals 4 Friendship in Cross-cultural Perspective PART TWO:
INSTITUTIONS AND STRUCTURED INEQUALITY 5 A Multi-dimensional View of
Stratification: a Framework for Comparative Analysis 6 The Transition of
the Household System in Japan's Modernization 7 Resolving Social Conflicts:
a Comparative View of Interpersonal and Inter-group Relations in Japan 8
Interest Groups and the Process of Political Decision making in Japan 9
Japanese Industrial Relations: an External Perspective PART THREE:
METHODOLOGICAL HORIZONS 10 The Emic-Etic Distinction and Its Significance
for Japanese Studies 11 The Role of Typologies in Understanding Japanese
Culture and Society: From Linguistics to Social Science