The Hybridization of the Japanese Production System in the United States and East Asia

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  • Hiroshi Itagaki University of Saitama, Urawa Japan, Japan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32890/mmj1997.2.1.6

Abstrak

This paper examines the international transferability of the Japanese production system to the United States (US), Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore, by utilizing the "application-adaptation analytical framework". Three major factors determine particular application-adaptation hybridization characteristics in individual countries: strategic necessity of industry and company; specific attributes of the elements comprising the Japanese production system; the historical, social, and managerial environment of the host countries.

 

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Yamashita, Shoichi (ed.) (1991). Transfer of Japanese Technology and Management to the ASEAN Countries, Tokyo: University Tokyo Press. Malaysian Management Journal 2 (1), 59-70 (1997)

Diterbitkan

1997-06-01

Cara Memetik

Itagaki, H. (1997). The Hybridization of the Japanese Production System in the United States and East Asia. Malaysian Management Journal, 2(1), 59-70. https://doi.org/10.32890/mmj1997.2.1.6

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