The Japanese Industrial Economy: Late Development and Cultural Causation - Routledge Studies in the Growth Economies of Asia by Ian Inkster Details
This book reveals that manipulation of culture was more important than the character of the original cultural inventory in the interpretation of modern industrialization of Japan. Thus, the characteristics of…
This book reveals that manipulation of culture was more important than the character of the original cultural inventory in the interpretation of modern industrialization of Japan. Thus, the characteristics of the culture of private enterprises that are often isolated as keys to the country's historical competitiveness may have been only temporary implications for this broader process of cultural engineering: necessary inputs in the technology transfer and late development program.
A highly reliable guide to industrial economy and history covers a large area. Will be of great importance to those involved in Asian studies, Japanese studies, as well as economists, business professionals and enterprise culture..
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