Titlebook: Enterprise as a Carrier of Culture; An Anthropological A Hirochika Nakamaki,Koichiro Hioki,Izumi Mitsui Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore

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Hirochika Nakamaki,Koichiro Hioki,Izumi MitsuiDefines enterprises not only as economic actors but also as cultural actors, creating a new culture within the pre-existing one.Avoids causal or functional explanations, and instead adopts interpretat

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