21st century Japanese management : new systems, lasting values / by James C. Abegglen.
Material type: TextPublisher: New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2006Description: ix,194 pISBN:- 1403998760
- Twenty-first century Japanese management
- 658.00952 22
- HD70.J3 A259 2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Perspective on a half-century -- 2. Redesign for a competitive future -- 3. The graying of Japan : the end of growth? -- 4. Japanese style management -- 5. A perfect financial storm -- 6. The research imperative -- 7. Corporate governance : US model? : Japan model? -- 8. The mysterious foreign investors -- 9. The changing world map in the Kaisha.
"The book examines the role of the corporation in Japanese society, considering fresh implications of a declining population, the effects of foreign investment, as well as future directions in a fast-moving East Asia. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the financial and industrial changes that have taken place in Japan by one of its most highly regarded commentators."--BOOK JACKET.
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