Titlebook: Business Ethics: Japan and the Global Economy; Thomas W. Dunfee,Yukimasa Nagayasu Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993

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Economic Development and Ethics in Japan — A Historical Perspectiveultural values and social structure of Japan have played an instrumental role in its economic development. What has emerged is a uniquely Japanese form of capitalism which embodies the essence of its culture.

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Book 1993nts. In contrast to the typical businessethics book written primarily from the viewpoint of Western cultureand economy, the majority of the work is by Asian scholars, providingan historical overview of the religious, scientific and culturalphenomena which converged to create modern Japanese business

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Mechanics of Solids with Phase Changeslence in which work is seen as a means of salvation and happiness, and actions are taken consistently with productive/living nature; and acting consistently with a new Golden Rule of “doing what will help others”.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-44721-4ethics which can overcome the problems of idealism or of reducing ethics to an instrumental device. A decision-making based approach holds the greatest promise. At the same time, the fact of pluralism must be faced, a problem which can only be solved by finding an overlapping consensus.

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Globalization and Business Values in the Asian-Pacific Regionlence in which work is seen as a means of salvation and happiness, and actions are taken consistently with productive/living nature; and acting consistently with a new Golden Rule of “doing what will help others”.

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Statics, Systems of Forces, Hydrostatics, approaches in applying a philosophical analysis to the Japanese economic mind. It also uses the methodologies of social contract and traditional applied business ethics as a theoretical framework for discussing cross-cultural issues in global economic transactions. A new Japanese approach of moral science, called “Moralogy”, is explained.