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FIVE Enemies in the Same Boat: Companies as Competitors Within Japanese Joint Technology Consortia
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Scott Callon
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgments vii
- Contents xi
- Tables xii
- Figures xiv
- ONE Divided Sun: The Rationale 1
- TWO First Impressions: Basic Details of Four Major Japanese High- Tech Consortia, I975-I993 15
- THREE Turf Wars: MITI Against Other Japanese Bureaucracies 31
- FOUR A House Divided: MITI and the Companies 55
- FIVE Enemies in the Same Boat: Companies as Competitors Within Japanese Joint Technology Consortia 85
- SIX What Went Wrong? What Went Right? Success and Failure Among japanese High-Tech Consortia 115
- SEVEN Structural Change, 1975-198 5, and the Breakdown of Japanese High-Tech Industrial Policy 147
- EIGHT Lessons from the Japanese Experience 182
- Notes 211
- Works Cited 229
- Index 237
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgments vii
- Contents xi
- Tables xii
- Figures xiv
- ONE Divided Sun: The Rationale 1
- TWO First Impressions: Basic Details of Four Major Japanese High- Tech Consortia, I975-I993 15
- THREE Turf Wars: MITI Against Other Japanese Bureaucracies 31
- FOUR A House Divided: MITI and the Companies 55
- FIVE Enemies in the Same Boat: Companies as Competitors Within Japanese Joint Technology Consortia 85
- SIX What Went Wrong? What Went Right? Success and Failure Among japanese High-Tech Consortia 115
- SEVEN Structural Change, 1975-198 5, and the Breakdown of Japanese High-Tech Industrial Policy 147
- EIGHT Lessons from the Japanese Experience 182
- Notes 211
- Works Cited 229
- Index 237
