Titlebook: Asia and Europe in the New Global System; Intercultural Cooper Sung-Jo Park,Sierk Horn Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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The Scientific Study of Dream Content,periority of the Japanese management system and the comparative advantage of its economy . the West, as well as on the question of how corporate strategies in the West should cope with the so-called Japanese challenge. For this reason, EAMSA was first called the ‘Euro–Japanese Management Studies Ass

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Theresa A. Kirchner,John B. Fordng technology? 3 What are the advantages to Japanese manufacturers of having their production bases in Germany in terms of markets and logistics? What are the advantages of being in Germany in terms of supplying functionally advanced and high quality products to the German market, or in terms of par

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Emmanuel Bermon,Jean-Philippe Narbouxtems of production, the ‘styles of capitalism’ in both countries? The changes of corporate governance are part of a more general transformation process of last century’s production regimes. They seem to indicate a universal process of levelling national specificities, of standardization. Thus it is

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Diversities and Generational Change, abroad. In contrast, the R&D activities of the Japanese business units surveyed are concentrated in their home country. Foreign R&D activities are limited to specific tasks and functions. Thus, in the case of Japanese business units, there is far less technology transfer from foreign sites to the h

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Locations, Loyalties and Labels,mies of scale and technological gap models, some of the key determinants of trade in services and sources of comparative advantage are examined. These include the relative levels of development of trading partners, level of trade in goods, degree of product differentiation, human capital, R&D, forei