Titlebook: Japan after the Economic Miracle; In Search of New Dir Paul Bowles,Lawrence T. Woods Book 20001st edition Springer Science+Business Media D

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978-94-010-5854-4Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000

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Japan after the Economic Miracle978-94-011-4277-9Series ISSN 1387-6570 Series E-ISSN 2215-0099

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4277-9Institution; Japanese; Japanisch; environment; politics

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Learning with a new media The development of kanaCLASSIC?ussion closely bases on the development of a CD-ROM product, “kanaCLASSIC?, An Electronic Guide to Learning Classical Japanese . Writing.”. The author wishes that this experience could serve our future works with the new multi-media technology and a better approach to language teaching and learning in both pedagogical and practical manners.

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Changing behaviour of Japanese consumersteresting trends. Fundamental to the changes in consumption patterns of Japanese consumers is the Japanese proverb, “buy cheap, get cheap”, confirming their paramount desire to secure value for money. This paper will examine this change in consumer attitude: in clear contrast to consumers of the eco

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New directions in Canada’s Japanese-owned automobile plantsal conditions. Japanese investment in three major assembly plants in Canada totals over four billion dollars and automotive trade between the two countries is valued at over three billion dollars annually. the Japanese-owned automobile assembly plants in Canada were examined through a series of inte

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Producing and managing hazardous waste in Japanl industrial recycling, the overall generation of hazardous waste in Japan is almost certainly higher than suggested by official figures (about 1.4 million tons per year). Based on comparative statistics for other industrial countries, it is more likely, that Japan produces somewhere between 40 and