現代日本企業と「会社主義」 : 「会社主義」の好循環と悪循環

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"Companyism" is the concept that explains the basic logic common among large economic organisations of post-war Japan (and the so-called Japanese management). Nearly twenty years have past since the concept "companyism" became popular among Japanese management and economic historians. But after 1990s, there is a popular recognition that the Japanese management (and "companyism") is changing or must be changed. Thus in order to examine these opinions, the management of firms in two major industries (semiconductor firms and automobile firms especially Toyota) of Japan are examined in this paper (they are both "heaven-sent" child of companyism). And based on this examination, I conclude that even though some aspects of "companyism" and Japanese management is changing (or must be changed), "companyism" is still underlying among Japanese firms which has a good performance (such as Toyota).
2004-03-31