Evolution of the Japanese System of Employer-Employee Relations, 1868–1945

Abstract

In analyzing the evolution of the modern Japanese system of industrial labor relations, Professor Evans argues that Japan's culture and history played dominant roles in the formation of employer-employee relations, and that convergence with western practices was Largely absent.

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