The foundation of Japanese power : continuities, changes, challenges

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The foundation of Japanese power : continuities, changes, challenges

William R. Nester

Macmillan, 1990

  • : [hard]
  • : pbk

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Bibliography: p. 390-413

Includes index

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: [hard] ISBN 9780333493779

内容説明

In the last decade Japan has replaced the United States as the financial and technological leader over the world economy. Japan's economic power is vast and growing. The world's ten largest banks and 315 of the world's 1,000 largest corporations are Japanese. Japan leads in 25 of 34 technologies essential for leadership in the post-industrial world. Tokyo has used its immense economic power to force foreign governments to concede trade advantages which further fuel Japan's economic dynamism and hegemony. This book provides an in depth understanding of the sources and consequences of Japan's vast economic and political power. It analyzes the changes and continuities in the basis of Japan's economic and political power, and reveals how Tokyo uses its power to overcome past, present and future challenges.

目次

Introduction - PART 1: JAPAN'S DEVELOPMENT 'MIRACLES' - The Governing Triad - Japan's Political Economic Culture - Japan's Political 'Miracle' - Japan's Economic 'Miracle' - Japan's Corporate 'Miracle' - PART 2: JAPANESE POLICYMAKERS - Bureaucracy - Liberal Democratic Party - Corporate World - Political Auxiliaries - PART 3: JAPAN'S NEOMERCANTILIST POLICIES - Macroeconomic Policy - Industrial Policy - Foreign Policy - PART 4: JAPAN AND THE WORLD INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: INTERNATIONALISM OR NATIONALISM? - Psycho-Social Internationalization or Nationalism? - Economic Internationalization or Nationalism? - Notes - Index
巻冊次

: pbk ISBN 9780333493786

内容説明

This book provides an understanding of the sources and consequences of Japan's vast economic and political power. It analyzes the changes and continuities in the basis of Japan's economic and political power, and reveals how Tokyo uses its power to overcome past, present and future challenges.

目次

  • Part 1 Japan's development "miracles": the governing triad
  • Japan's political economic culture
  • Japan's political "miracle"
  • Japan's economic "miracle"
  • Japan's corporate "miracle". Part 2 Japanese policymakers: bureaucracy
  • liberal democratic party
  • corporate world
  • political auxileries. Part 3 Japan's neomercamtilist policies: macroeconomic policy
  • industrial policy
  • foreign plicy. Part 4 Japan and the world into the 21st century - internationalism or nationalism?: psycho-social internationalization or nationalism? economic internationalization or nationalism?

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