内容

目次

Volume 1: Part 1 Trends in economic development: Japan's post-war growthin historical perspective, Yasukichi Yasuba; Japan's consumption and savingin international perspective, Charles Yuji Horioka. Part 2 The industrialpolicy debate: the Japanese industrial policy debate, Gregory W. Noble;government-business relations and competitiveness - the Japanese case, YutakaKosai; cases. Part 3 Keiretsu and corporate groups: how and when Japaneseeconomic and enterprise systems were formed, Juro Hashimoto; thetransformation of "zaibatsu" to postwar corporate groups - fromhierarchically integrated groups to horizontally integrated groups, HideakiMiyajima; from zaibatsu to corporate complexes, Kunio Suzuki; enterprisegroups, industry associations and government - the case of the petrochemicalindustry in Japan, Takeo Kikkawa; understanding the Japanese keiretsu -overlaps between corporate governance and industrial organization, Ronald J.Gilson and Mark J. Roe; twilight of the "keiretsu"? a critical assessment,Michael L. Gerlach. Part 4 Small business and subcontracting: small-scalefamily enterprises, Hugh T. Patrick and Thomas P. Rohlen; the invisiblehandshake - the development of the Japanese automotive parts industry,Michael J. Smitka; the development of tiered inter-firm relationships in theautomobile industry - a case study of Toyota Motor Corporation, Kazuo Wada.Part 5 The development of Japanese management: the "zaikai" under theoccupation - the formation and transformation of managerial councils, OtakeHideo; democratizing Japan - the Allied occupation, Yoshikazu Sakamoto;postwar reform in enterprise management - managerial revolution from aboveand the emergence of the "Japanese-type" firm, Hideaki Miyajima; W. EdwardsDeming and the origins of quality control in Japan, William M. Tsutsui; theevolution of Japan's industrial research and development, D. Eleanor Westney.Volume 2: Part 1 Industrial strategy: the postwar Japanese iron and steelindustry - continuity and discontinuity, Seiichiro Yonekura; competitiveadvantage in the Japanese shipbuilding industry - the case of IHI, Shin Goto;management practice or structural factors - the case of America versus Japanin the car industry, Karel Williams; the formation of assembler networks inthe automobile industry - the case of Toyota Motor Company (1955-1980),Haruhito Shiomi; the development of the retailing industry in Japan, NobuoKawabe; Japanese multinationals in the United States - continuity and change,1879-1990, Mira Wilkins; the origins and evolution of Japanese directinvestment in Europe, Mark Mason. Part 2 Money and banking: a re-examinationof Japan's post-war financing system, Chikage Hidaka; the evolution of thefinancial system in post-war Japan, Tetsuji Okazaki; the economic role ofcorporate grouping and the main bank system, Takeo Hoshi; financialderegulation and interest intermediation, Frances McCall Rosenbluth. Part 3Labour: development of collective bar