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Internationalization strategies of Japanese and German automobile companies

[collection article]

Jürgens, Ulrich

Abstract

"The questions in this article are directed at the relationship between internationalization and industrial relations. There was a shift in the constellation of actors in the world automobile industry in the 1980s. The internationalization strategy of the Japanese companies became the dominant pheno... view more

"The questions in this article are directed at the relationship between internationalization and industrial relations. There was a shift in the constellation of actors in the world automobile industry in the 1980s. The internationalization strategy of the Japanese companies became the dominant phenomenon. Public perception also shifted: instead of talking about the power and domination of the 'multinationals', the new topic of discussion was the management and production concept of the 'transplants'. The term 'transplant' has up to now primarly been used to refer to the internationalization of the production structures of Japanese manufacturers. This article deals with the more recent trends towards internationalization in the German automobile industry with a look at the same process in Japan. This reference does not only come from an interest in comparison. The development in the German automobile industry since the mid-1980s has been influenced and shaped to a large degree by the internationalization of the Japanese automobile industry." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
quantity; industrial production; Federal Republic of Germany; Far East; internationalization; product policy; industrial relations; organization; structure; competition; working hours; Japan; automobile industry

Classification
Manufacturing
Sociology of Work, Industrial Sociology, Industrial Relations

Collection Title
New impacts on industrial relations: internationalization and changing production strategies

Editor
Tokunaga, Shigeyoshi; Altmann, Norbert; Demes, Helmut

Document language
English

Publication Year
1992

Publisher
Iudicium-Verl.

City
München

Page/Pages
p. 63-96

Series
Monographien aus dem Deutschen Institut für Japanstudien der Philipp-Franz-von-Siebold-Stiftung, 3

Handle
https://hdl.handle.net/10419/122719

ISBN
3-89129-483-2

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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