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Business Organisation and Management in Japan

Programme: M. Phil
Course No: EA 623
Semester: Monsoon 
Credits: Three
Course Teacher: Dr. H.S. Prabhakar
Content : Revised on 22 July 2006 

                                                           
 

COURSE OUTLINE

  1. Importance of Japan as a Global/Regional Economic Power
  2. Economic Strategies from Tokugawa period to WW II
  3. Social Models and Social Mechanism of Japan – Japan as a Social Network
  4. How Japan`s Ability to Adapt Affects Structural Change
  5. The Alliance between Politics, Business and Bureaucracy
  6. Role of MITI\METI in general Economic Policy formulation and implementation
  7. Economic Development up to the end of 1970s
  8. The importance of 1980s and 1990s to Japanese economy
  9. The Role and Structure of Zaibatsu and Keiretsu
  10. Japanese SOGO SOSHAS - MNCs
  11. Transformation of Industrial Structure 1965-2000 and Impact on Trade, Investment and Technology Transfer
  12. New Economy Industries and Japan
  13. Explaining Recession, Reforms and Still Slow Recovery
  14. The political Economy of Policy Making and Implementation : Industrialisation, Corporate Performances and Commercial Policy of Japan
  15. Comments on East Asian Miracle and Development Model :Flying Gheese Model
  16. Japan`s Economic Relations with the US, EU, HPAEs
  17. Dynamics of India-Japan Economic Relations
  18. Japan and Multilateral Institutions
  19. The Impact and Challenge of Globalisation : Globalising Agents,  Norms and Japan Assuming Global Responsibilities
  20. How Japan may change between  2006 – 2016.
  21. Sum up