Circles of compess. Economic growth and globalization of Japan
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For more than a century, from the time of the restoration of Meiji to collapse of the economic bubble of the 1990s, Japan has developed an explosive pace. However, since then she has not been able to fully respond to the globalization of the world economy.
Why does the country"s political economic system in different conditions show such different results? Kent Colder in an attempt to explain this phenomenon uses the concept of "compensation circles". They mean groups representing certain economic, political or bureaucratic interests and determine corporate and individual reactions to investment and innovation.
Colder considers how these circles act in seven areas of the economy, from food supply to the household electronics market. The result of the study is a detailed review of Japanese compensation circles and a kind of roadmap for their expansion in the future.
About the author
Kent Colder occupies the posts of Vice-Decan on education and academic issues and the director of the Center for East Asian research named after Edwin O. Reishauer at the school of promising international research by Jones Hopkins.
Colder is the author of more than ten books on the political economy of East Asia, energy geopolitics, comparative city policy and Japan policy, including Global Political Cits (2021), Super Continent (2019), Circles of Compensation (2017), Singapore: Smart City, Smart state (2016), Asia in Washington (2014) and The New Continentalism (2012).
In 2014, for his scientific activity and contribution to the American-Japanese relations of Japan, he was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun with golden rays and a cervical ribbon
Why does the country"s political economic system in different conditions show such different results? Kent Colder in an attempt to explain this phenomenon uses the concept of "compensation circles". They mean groups representing certain economic, political or bureaucratic interests and determine corporate and individual reactions to investment and innovation.
Colder considers how these circles act in seven areas of the economy, from food supply to the household electronics market. The result of the study is a detailed review of Japanese compensation circles and a kind of roadmap for their expansion in the future.
About the author
Kent Colder occupies the posts of Vice-Decan on education and academic issues and the director of the Center for East Asian research named after Edwin O. Reishauer at the school of promising international research by Jones Hopkins.
Colder is the author of more than ten books on the political economy of East Asia, energy geopolitics, comparative city policy and Japan policy, including Global Political Cits (2021), Super Continent (2019), Circles of Compensation (2017), Singapore: Smart City, Smart state (2016), Asia in Washington (2014) and The New Continentalism (2012).
In 2014, for his scientific activity and contribution to the American-Japanese relations of Japan, he was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun with golden rays and a cervical ribbon
Author:
Author:Колдер Кент
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:Science & Math
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907532-28-1
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