Special Topic in 1999(vol.38)

Dec

  • Role of Labor Unions in the Recent Change in White-collar HRM Practices in Japan
          Motohiro Morishima, Professor, Graduate School of Business Administration, Keio University
    • Nov

  • The Silence of Stockholders: Japanese Labor Law from the Viewpoint of Corporate Governance
          Ryuichi Yamakawa, Associate Professor of Law, University of Tsukuba
    • Oct

  • From School to Workplace: Changes in the Labor Market for New Graduates
          Hisao Naganawa, Senior Researcher, Japan Institute of Labour
    • Sep

  • 1999 Revisions of Employment Security Law and Worker Dispatching Law: Drastic Reforms of Japanese Labor Market Regulations
          Takashi Araki, Associate Professor of Law, University of Tokyo
    • Aug

  • Recent Trends of Foreign-affiliated Companies in Japan
          Hiroaki Watanabe, Researcher, The Japan Institute of Labour
    • Jul

  • Aging Society and Inequality
          Fumio Ohtake, Associate Professor, Institute of Social and Economic Research, Osaka University
    • Jun

  • Employment and Treatment of Middle-Aged and Older White-Collar Employees After the Bubble
          Atsushi Sato, Senior Researcher, The Japan Institute of Labour
    • May

  • The Origins and Destinations of Japan's Union Leaders
          Hiroyuki Fujimura, Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, Hosei University
    • Apr

  • The Toyota Production System in Indonesia
          Keisuke Nakamura, Professor, Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
    • Mar

  • The Changing Employment Structure
          Yuji Genda, Associate Professor, Faculity of Economics, Gakushuin Univeristy
    • Feb

  • A Comparison of Career and Skill Development Among White-Collar Employees in Three Countries
          Hiroki Sato, Professor, Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
    • Jan

  • Procedural Fairness in Evaluation Systems for Japanese White-Collar Employees
          Motohiro Morishima, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Business, Administration, Keio Univeristy

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