Introduction: The reinvention -- The setting: corporate renewal in a tight business culture -- The background: Japan's economic rise-stability through lifetime employment -- The core concept: aggregate niche strategy -- The impact: Japan's role in global business -- Management change: governance, stewardship, and executive pay -- Financial markets: private equity and M&A -- Managing the reinvention: culture change -- Employment and innovation: the reinvention of the kaisha -- Japan going forward: reinventing for the digital economy
Summary
"Ulrike Schaede explores the "New Japan" in this book, focusing on how a country can reinvent itself and succeed in achieving both continued corporate profitability and social stability. Her analysis rests on four core areas of reinvention, largely relating to Japanese corporate and federal reorientation organization around business strategies that promote economic growth, as well as on Japan's social and cultural frameworks and their impact on economic output"-- Provided by publisher
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on May 14, 2020)
