Titlebook: Contemporary Capitalism and Civil Society; The Japanese Experie Toshio Yamada Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018 Civil Socie

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978-981-13-4438-1Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018

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Political Economy in Japan After World War IIical economy viewed economic development and contemporary capitalism in the postwar era. As is well known, postwar Japan, emerging from the military defeat of World War II, realized an astonishing level of economic development and became a “great economic power.” From today’s point of view, this is

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Kiyoaki Hirata and His Thoughts on Civil Societyand was known as a “renovator” of Marxism. Above all, however, he was a theoretician of civil society. Born in Tokyo, he studied under Zen’ya Takashima (1904–1990) at the Tokyo College of Commerce, the predecessor of Hitotsubashi University. Following graduation, after having received some teaching

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The Introduction of Régulation Theory in Japancientists. This theory was first put forward in France in the mid-1970s, and after a lag of approximately 10 years it made its way to Japan, giving rise to distinctive analyses of the Japanese economy and leading to several joint international research projects focusing on comparative studies of Asi

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Analyses of Japanese Capitalism Based on the Régulation Approach: An Overview of 30 Years of Researcly 30 years. During this time, we have concentrated successively on four main topics of research: (1) Was Japan’s high economic growth in the 1950s and 1960s Fordist? (2) How was Japan as an economic power in the 1970s and 1980s régulated and coordinated? (3) In which type of crisis has Japan been s

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Economic Crises and Growth Regimes8, the financial crisis soon developed into a global economic crisis involving the manufacturing sector, bringing about a social crisis affecting employment and various aspects of life. The days of panic have passed – owing to unconventional counter-crisis measures immediately taken by governments,