The Internationalization of Japan Book

	List of figures
	List of tables
	Contributors
	Preface
	Dedicatory note
	Acknowledgements
	Conventions
	Introduction	1
Pt. I	Comparison: Britain and the United States
1	Internationalization and the national economy: the British case	15
2	American hegemony and the Japanese challenge	32
Pt. II	Meanings and implications
3	Interdependence and internationalization	63
4	Internal and external aspects of internationalization	72
5	The internationalization of political thought: liberal democracy in Japan	104
Pt. III	Japan and the world economy
6	Gearing economic policy to international harmony	119
7	The internationalization of Japanese capital	131
8	The Internationalization of the Japanese automobile industry	149
Pt. IV	National and local politics
9	Japan's political change towards internationalization: grafted democracy and political recruitment	173
10	The internationalization of Kanagawa Prefecture	190
Pt. V	Labour markets and migrant workers
11	Migrant workers: the Japanese case in international perspective	205
12	Reciprocity and migrant workers	229
13	The trade union response to migrant workers	246
Pt. VI	Education and the individual
14	The internationalization of education	269
15	Data protection and the individual	284
Pt. VII	The future
16	Towards a new departure: alternatives for Japan	301
17	The internationalization of Japan	310
	Index	317