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David Gelsanliter

1990

Acquiring Japanese companies

Kanji Ishizumi

1988

Invasion of the salarymen

Jeremiah J. Sullivan

1992

Japanese and European management

Tetsuo Abo, Malcolm Trevor, Shibagaki, Kazuo

1989

The rising sun on Main Street

Lanier, Alison Raymond Lanier

1990

Zaibatsu America

Robert L. Kearns

1992

Rising Sun / The Andromeda Strain / Binary

Michael Crichton

1994

The Japanization of British industry

Barry Wilkinson, Nick Oliver

1988

Japanese Multinationals in Asia

Dennis J. Encarnation

1999

The hybrid factory in the United States

Tetsuji Kawamura

2009

The burden of proof

Scott Turow

1990

Hybrid factory

Tetsuo Abo

1994

Japan's reluctant multinationals

Malcolm Trevor

1983

Assembling work

Tony Elger

2005

Japan's multinational enterprises

M. Y. Yoshino

1976

Japanese firms in transition

Allan Bird

2005

Doing business with the Japanese

Mitchell F. Deutsch

1984

Kaisha, the Japanese corporation

James C. Abegglen

1985

The Rice-Paper Ceiling

Rochelle Kopp

1994

The Japanese presence in U.S. agribusiness

H. Christine Bolling

1992

The New Inflation

W. David Slawson

1981

Doing business with the Japanese

Mitchell F. Deutsch

1985

Americanizing Japanese firms

Yukio Yotsumoto

2010

Japanese management overseas

Hiroshi Komai

1989

Women in the Japanese workplace

Mary Saso

1990

Two Complete Novels (Disclosure / Rising Sun)

Michael Crichton

1996

Japan and the U.S.

Robert Emmet Long

1990

Knowledge-driven work

Betty Barrett, Michio Nitta, Betty Barret et al.

1998

Stupeur et tremblements

Amélie Nothomb

1999 ★ 3.8

Saying yes to Japanese investment

Simon Partner

1992

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