Effects of Japanese Investment in a Small American Community: A Case Study of Autoparts in East TennesseeNova Science Publishers, 1997 - 110 pages Contains studies of Japanese manufacturing in East Tennessee, of interest to foreign managers planning plants in the US, community leaders negotiating to bring in foreign plants, policy makers, and scholars. Studies show how fundamental Japanese management practices have been adapted for American wo |
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Japanese Manufacturing in US | 5 |
East Tennessee Communities | 13 |
JAPANESE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN | 19 |
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