Stock market capitalism: Welfare capitalism , Japan and Germany versus the Anglo-Saxons

By:

Dore Ronald

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Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2000Description: 264pISBN:

9780199240616

Subject(s):

1. Capitalism - Japan 2. Capitalism - U S A3. Capitalism - Germany 4. Management - U K5. Management - U S A 6. Management - Germany - Japan

DDC classification:

330.122000 DOR

Contents:

Table of Contents 1. Introduction; Part I. The Original Japanese Model; 2. A Society of Long-Term Commitments; Part II. Change and Controversy in Japan; 3. Sources of Change; 4. Corporate Governance: From the Employee-Favoring Firm to the Shareholder-Favoring Firm; 5. Trading Relations; 6. The Industry as Community: The Competition/Cooperation Balance among Competitors; 7. The Role of Government in the Economy; Part III. German Parallels; 8. Finanzplatz Deutschland; 9. The Codetermined Firm; 10. The Organized Community; Part IV. Conclusion; 11. Nice Guys Finish Last

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction;
Part I. The Original Japanese Model;
2. A Society of Long-Term Commitments;
Part II. Change and Controversy in Japan;
3. Sources of Change;
4. Corporate Governance: From the Employee-Favoring Firm to the Shareholder-Favoring Firm;
5. Trading Relations;
6. The Industry as Community: The Competition/Cooperation Balance among Competitors;
7. The Role of Government in the Economy;
Part III. German Parallels;
8. Finanzplatz Deutschland;
9. The Codetermined Firm;
10. The Organized Community;
Part IV. Conclusion;
11. Nice Guys Finish Last

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