Routledge - Globalisation and Japanese Organisational Culture

Explore the complex dynamics of modern global movement through this academic study from the Japan Anthropology Workshop Series. This book examines how multinational corporations manage the flow of products, capital, technologies, and people across borders. Using an ethnographic analysis, the text looks at cross-cultural social interactions within the daily workplace practices of a Japanese consumer electronics subsidiary located in France. It provides a deep look into how global dynamics function in real-world settings by studying an elite multinational organization. Readers will gain insight into how Japanese corporate know-how operates within a foreign context. This work offers a theoretical and practical examination of how organizations act as powerful agents in the process of globalization, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in anthropology and sociology.