2020Studia Universitatis „Vasile Goldis” Arad – Economics SeriesOpen access

Tradition Vs. Modernity in Japanese Management

Florin Lucian Isac, Eugen Remeş

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Abstract Japan's thinking and management practices have developed under the strong influence of culture. The contemporary economic and social circumstances, marked by the phenomenon of globalization, raise the question of the perenniality and transferability of the traditional Japanese management style.

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Abstract Japan's thinking and management practices have developed under the strong influence of culture. The contemporary economic and social circumstances, marked by the phenomenon of globalization, raise the question of the perenniality and transferability of the traditional Japanese management style.

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Abstract Japan's thinking and management practices have developed under the strong influence of culture. The contemporary economic and social circumstances, marked by the phenomenon of globalization, raise the question of the perenniality and transferability of the traditional Japanese management style.

Key concepts: Modernity, Globalization, Phenomenon, Transferability, Style (visual arts), Aesthetics, Management styles, Sociology

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