Japanese Business: Cultural PerspectivesSubhash Durlabhji, Norton E. Marks, Scott Roach SUNY Press, 1993/01/01 - 388 ページ This book brings together the best writing on Japanese business in a comprehensive reader, illustrating the impact of Japanese culture and lifeways on all facets of business behavior. The authors examine not only Japanese management, but also production, accounting, marketing, distribution, law, and interpersonal relationships. Essays include analyses by businessmen, management scholars, anthropologists, and lawyers, all in one accessible volume for those concerned with Japanese business performance, the international business climate, and cooperative ventures between cultures and corporations. |
目次
THE CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT OF JAPANESE | 15 |
Japans Matrix of Nature Culture and Technology | 31 |
The Influence of Confucianism and Zen on | 57 |
COMMUNICATION AND INTERPERSONAL | 77 |
The Vocabulary of Human Relationships in Japan | 101 |
GiftGiving in a Modernizing Japan | 109 |
An Ethnography of Dinner Entertainment in Japan | 123 |
THE INSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL | 137 |
A Guide to Japanese Business Practices | 221 |
Strategic Planning in Japan | 239 |
Continuity and Change in Japanese Management | 271 |
Market Research the Japanese Way | 289 |
Problems and Changes | 299 |
MANUFACTURING THE JAPANESE APPROACH | 313 |
The Myth of the Cooperative Single Source | 337 |
Another Hidden Edge | 345 |
Work Rules in Japan | 153 |
Learning and Working in Japan | 169 |
Spiritual Education in a Japanese Bank | 183 |
MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING IN JAPAN | 215 |
Notes | 353 |
Glossary and Index of Japanese Words and Phrases | 371 |
Contributors | 377 |
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