Henderson surveys the amount of foreign business in Japan, points
out the special characteristics of these businesses, describes the
products and nationality of the foreign subsidiaries and branches,
and explores the management practices as they compare with those
indigenous with most Japanese business. After a general treatment
of the Japanese legal system, the author points out the
contracting, incorporating, and dispute resolution devices useful
to foreign enterprise.
Originally published in 1973.
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