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Emerging Perspectives in Japanese Human Resource Management

by Sierk A. Horn (Volume editor)
©2012 Edited Collection 194 Pages
Series: Wirtschaftspsychologie, Volume 15

Summary

Japanese-style management is ‘the’ post-war human resource management (HRM) success story. Even today it continues to offer an alternative pathway to creating competitive advantages. Japanese HRM, however, is not a static construct, and demands permanent attention. Charting the de facto human resource dynamics of the world’s third largest economy, this volume collates concurrent thinking on Japanese management. Japanese firms have always exhibited a remarkable ability to adapt to changing externalities and emerge strengthened from challenges. The contributions in this book present fresh insights into the realities of Japanese change management that are likely to influence the redesign of globally operating Japanese firms.

Details

Pages
194
Year
2012
ISBN (Hardcover)
9783631620984
Language
English
Keywords
Human Resource Management Japanische Unternehmen Personalauswahl und Assessment International Management
Published
Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2011. 193 pp., num. tables and graphs

Biographical notes

Sierk A. Horn (Volume editor)

Sierk A. Horn is senior lecturer in Japanese Studies at the University of Leeds (UK). He was awarded a PhD in Japanese Studies and a habilitation from Freie Universität Berlin (Germany). He has published widely in the fields of consumer behaviour in East Asia, international knowledge transfer, and strategic management of Japanese and European multinational enterprises.

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