Corporate Capitslism in Japan
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Description
In characterising the Japanese way of business, Professor Okumura has made one of the most significant contributions to the study of economics. Following his study of the conversion of prewar zaibatsu to postwar groups of enterprises, he worked on the roll of comprehensive trading companies in these groups, the main banking system and the permanent employment system. However, he is very critical of this way of business, whereas those influenced by him are enthusiastic in its appreciation. This is the first English translation of his work.
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Product details
- Hardback | 165 pages
- 140 x 216 x 17.53mm | 440g
- 15 May 2000
- Palgrave MacMillan
- Basingstoke, United Kingdom
- English
- 2000 ed.
- LXI, 165 p.
- 0333575326
- 9780333575321
Table of contents
Preface General Editor's Foreword; M.Morishima Introduction PART I: WHAT IS CORPORATE CAPITALISM? The 'Companised' Society The Logic of Corporate Capitalism The 'Companism' System PART II: THE JAPANESE COMPANY The 'Corporatisation' of Shareownership Dividends and Share Prices Take-Overs PART III: MANAGERS Who Rules Japan? Managers and Shareholders Managers and Employees Representatives of the Company The Privilege and Position of Management PART IV: RELATIONS BETWEEN FIRMS Fixed Relations Mutual Control and Mutual Dependency Externalisation and Formation of Keiretsu Exclusionary Character Institutional Framework Index
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Review quote
'...an excellent contribution.' - Kiyoshi Kawahito, Pacific Affairs
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About H. Okumura
HIROSHI OKUMURA is Professor of Economics at Chuo University, Tokyo.
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