Culture and economics in the global community : a framework for socioeconomic development
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書誌事項
Culture and economics in the global community : a framework for socioeconomic development
（Transformation and innovation series / editors Ronnie Lessem, Alexander Schieffer）
Gower, c2011
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [289]-299) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Many of the concepts, values and basic assumptions on which 'modern' economic and business theory is based do not translate into or convey the same meaning in non-European languages or non-Western cultures as they do in Western societies. This results in a mismatch between what Many of the concepts, values and basic assumptions on which 'modern' economic and business theory is based do not translate into or convey the same meaning in non-European languages or non-Western cultures as they do in Western societies. This results in a mismatch between what have now become global economic values and 'local' cultural ones. Kensei Hiwaki considers a new paradigm - that a sound culture is needed to underpin development, employment and trade, and an optimal development path. This concept is discussed against the background of the author's contention that his own Japanese society has succumbed to unsustainable modern tendencies leading to the antithesis of sustainable development and placing the society and economy in a 'credibility trap' into which it is predicted other countries, like China, might also fall. Professor Hiwaki presents a detailed theoretical framework for balanced socioeconomic development relevant to sustainable development of the global community, explaining the pivotal concepts on which it is based, as well as the institutional and practical implications of adopting the paradigm, including new approaches to taxation, employment, trade, multi-media communications, and global governance. Culture and Economics in the Global Community is a challenging but ultimately hopeful book that introduces new perspectives for leaders in the political arena, in business, in development agencies, and to researchers and others with a professional or academic interest in economics, trade, governance and environmental issues, social policy or cultural anthropology.
目次
- Introduction
- 1: Unsustainable Modern Expansion
- 1: Introductory Remarks on the Contemporary World
- 2: The Credibility Trap in Our Contemporary World
- 3: Japan in the Credibility Trap
- 4: The Imminent Credibility Trap in China
- 5: Economic Globalization and Sustainability
- 6: The Big Market versus Sustainability
- 7: Overview of the Contemporary World
- 2: Theoretical Framework and Ramifications
- 8: Pivotal Concepts: Defnitions and Elaborations
- 9: Balanced Development and Strategic Environments
- 10: The Basic Theoretical Framework
- 11: The Basic Ratio and the Optimal Development Path
- 12: Optimal Development Path and Actual Development
- 13: People's Own Invisible Hands and Value Renewal
- 14: Paradigm Shift and Balanced Development
- 3: Cultures and Comprehensive Human Development
- 15: Sound Culture and Sound Creativity
- 16: Sound Culture and Wisdom Complex
- 17: New Enlightenment for Comprehensive Human Development
- 18: Innovative Education for Diverse Sound Cultures
- 19: Cultural Enrichment and Personality
- 4: Methodology for Sustainability
- 4: Functional Approaches to Sustainability
- 4: Social-Cost Stability for Sustainability
- 4: The Main and Supplementary Wheels for Sustainability
- 4: Culture-Enhancing Employment
- 4: Culture-Enhancing International Trade
- 4: Culture-Hinged Campaigns for Sustainability
- 5: Harmonious and Integral Development
- 5: Democracy for Our Insular Planet
- 5: A Society of Longevity and a Positive Perspective
- 5: Multilateral-Value Interactions
- 5: Systemic Resolutions of Important Issues
- 5: Trilateral Virtuous Circles and Local-Global Linkage
- Epilogue
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