A History of Top Management in Japan: Managerial Enterprises and Family Enterprises

This book analyzes the top management of leading Japanese enterprises. Drawing on the work of Alfred Chandler, Morikawa demonstrates the difference between family-owned firms and professionally managed firms.

Page Count:
240

Publication Date:
2001-07-05

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT_JAPAN

FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES

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