Richard Pascale and Thomas P. Rohlen. 1983. "The Mazda Turnaround." Journal of Japanese 9:219-63. (parts) Studies the World Bank, and the art of paradigm maintenance: The East Robert Wade. 1996. “Japan, Asian Miracle in June 1996 Pp. 3-36. New Left Review Political Perspective,” *Supplementary reading: Abe, Masahiro. 2002. "Corporate Governance Structure and Employment Adjustment in Japan: An Empirical Analysis Using Corporate Finance Data." 41(4):683-702. Industrial Relations Week 7 (March 6) Co-determination in Germany Chapter 8 in ICER. Joel Rogers and Wolfgang Streeck. 1994. The Works “Workplace Representation Overseas: in ed. by Richard Freeman, New Working Under Different Rules, Councils Story,” York: Russell Sage Foundation. Neil Fligstein. Logic of Employment in The Architecture of Markets: An 2000. “The Systems,” Chapter 5. Pp. 101-122. Economic Sociology of Twenty-First-Century Capitalist Societies. Week 8 (March 13) The stakeholder-oriented model of corporate governance Gregory Jackson. 2005. Under Pressure: Corporate Governance Reform and “Stakeholders Labour Management in Germany and Corporate Governance: An International Japan.” 13(3):419-428. Review Sanford M. Jacoby. and Agents: CalPERS and corporate governance in 2007. “Principles Japan.” 15:5-15. Corporate Governance Luca Enriques and Paolo Volpin. 2007. Governance Reforms in “Corporate Continental Europe,” 21:117-40. Journal of Economic Perspectives. *Supplementary reading: Ronald Dore. 2007. Management and in Aoki, “Insider Board Reform: For Whose Benefit?” Masahiko, Gregory Jackson, and Hideaki Miyajima, editors, Corporate Governance in Japan: New York, NY: Oxford University Press. Institutional Change and Organizational Diversity. Mid-term essay due on March 17, 5PM Week 9 (March 20) Spring recess
Richard Pascale and Thomas P. Rohlen. 1983. "The Mazda Turnaround." Journal of Japanese Studies 9:219-63. (parts) Robert Wade. 1996. “Japan, the World Bank, and the art of paradigm maintenance: The East Asian Miracle in Political Perspective,” New Left Review June 1996 Pp. 3-36. *Supplementary reading: Abe, Masahiro. 2002. "Corporate Governance Structure and Employment Adjustment in Japan: An Empirical Analysis Using Corporate Finance Data." Industrial Relations 41(4):683-702. Week 7 (March 6) Co-determination in Germany Chapter 8 in ICER. Joel Rogers and Wolfgang Streeck. 1994. “Workplace Representation Overseas: The Works Councils Story,” in Working Under Different Rules, ed. by Richard Freeman, New York: Russell Sage Foundation. Neil Fligstein. 2000. “The Logic of Employment Systems,” in The Architecture of Markets: An Economic Sociology of Twenty-First-Century Capitalist Societies. Chapter 5. Pp. 101-122. Week 8 (March 13) The stakeholder-oriented model of corporate governance Gregory Jackson. 2005. “Stakeholders Under Pressure: Corporate Governance Reform and Labour Management in Germany and Japan.” Corporate Governance: An International Review 13(3):419-428. Sanford M. Jacoby. 2007. “Principles and Agents: CalPERS and corporate governance in Japan.” Corporate Governance 15:5-15. Luca Enriques and Paolo Volpin. 2007. “Corporate Governance Reforms in Continental Europe,” Journal of Economic Perspectives. 21:117-40. *Supplementary reading: Ronald Dore. 2007. “Insider Management and Board Reform: For Whose Benefit?” in Aoki, Masahiko, Gregory Jackson, and Hideaki Miyajima, editors, Corporate Governance in Japan: Institutional Change and Organizational Diversity. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. Mid-term essay due on March 17, 5PM Week 9 (March 20) Spring recess