Market Entry in Japan: Theory and Management in a Turbulent Era

ISBN-13: 9781403998606 / Angielski / Twarda / 2008 / 165 str.

Rene Haak

Opis

Market Entry in Japan provides a sound scientific and up-to-date representation of important social, economic and management matters, as well as a theoretical and practice-oriented overview of potentially successful ways in which to approach the Japanese market. It presents a thorough analysis of the latest theories on 'Managing under Different Entry Methods'. It also evaluates current research to increase intercultural understanding both in scientific and practical terms and to offer answers to the question 'How should your corporate activities in Japan be organized?'

Spis treści

Introduction  Japan: An Island Kingdom with Many Different Facets  Society in the 21st century  Japanese Management  The Japanese Market: The Dynamics, the Potential, the Perspectives Market Entry and Market Development Strategies: Opportunities for Foreign Companies in Japan From the Theory to the Practice: The World of Business in Japan Bibliography Index

O autorze

RENÉ HAAK joined the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, International Deparment, in 2005. Between 1999 and 2005 he was the Deputy Director and the Head of the Business and Economics Section of the German Institute for Japanese Studies in Tokyo, Japan. He was previously Senior Researcher at the Fraunhofer Insitute for Production and Design Technology, and Research Fellow at the Institute of Machine Tools and Manufacturing Technology at the Technical University, Berlin. He has written numerous articles and books on innovation management and production technology and HR and marketing management in Japan and Germany.
 
ULRIKE MARIA HAAK is an arts editor with the German television company ZDF/3sat and a journalist with special interests in the comparative study of different cultures, economics and the social sciences. From September 1999 to October 2006 Ulrike Haak worked as a foreign correspondent in Tokyo (for the newspapers Die Zeit and Der Tagesspiegel amongst others). She has produced numerous publications on intercultural and international management particularly in the context of European-Asian relations.