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Compare the business culture of the UK with that of Japan. How would business negotiations between delegations from the two countries be affected, and how would you advise a UK team to prepare for the negotiations? *** [pic] From Eve to Izanami - How learning the Truth and the Way can help Westerners understand Japanese culture, as well as their own Introduction “Nihonjinron”, literally “the Theory of the Japanese”, has been of fascination for both Japanese and

Panorama du marché Luxe Secteur clé : la vente de produits haut de gamme Etude de cas : COACH JAPAN P4 P6 Style Secteur clé : la vente de vêtements Etude de cas : PUMA JAPAN P8 Confort Secteur clé : la vente de produits d’ameublement Etude de cas : IKEA JAPAN K.K P10 Facilité Secteur clé : le commerce de détail hors magasin P12 Opportunités régionales Etude de cas : CHELSEA JAPAN P14 Le quartier de Ginza, Tokyo SECTEURS ATTRACTIFS Panorama du marché Le marché

PSNEA : JAPAN Post-war politics : The allies’ forces defeated Japan and the whole political system was changed after 1945 with the implementation of a new constitution, a new fundamental law. This new fundamental law is really a turning point for Japan → the new Japan. Turning point on 1945: implementation of democracy as a ruling political system. Before it used to be an imperialist regime. By the end of the 30’s the imperialist regime was also a military regime. The turning point of 1945

Oki o tsukete! JAPAN MANAGING CULTURAL DIVERSITY DON MINDSAY 2010-2011 CONTENTS I. Introduction II. Analysis of the Japanese culture A. Japan context B. Society culture C. Work culture III. Implications and practical recommendations IV. Conclusion V. Bibliography VI. Exhibits I. Introduction You are going to work in a Japanese company. You should know that it will be quite different working in Japan than in France. Our

have chosen to speak about Japan because that country, which has nothing in common with Western countries and even some other Asian countries, is very fascinating. It is a country of mystery and exoticism. So what are these differences which I will be undergoing and which may affect my future stay in Japan ? Firstly, I will explain something that I find very important that I learned from my research and some testimonies that I had read from people who had lived in Japan. Then I will try to define

nation, de cette culture. Nous allons donc étudier l’importance de l’esprit japonais dans la philosophie du Japon pouvant motiver ses dirigeants à développer ce soft power, ainsi que les outils utilisés pour promouvoir la stratégie de « Cool Japan »1 (« culu Japan »2 en japonais). Nous allons enfin étudier la reconnaissance de la culture japonaise à l’international, et notamment la place qu’elle tient au sein de ce que Jean-Marie Bouissou appelle la « globalisation culturelle »3. « NIPPON SEISHIN

EXPATRIATE IN JAPAN 国外居住者日本 Flavien BORDE Frédéric BRENNER Yasmine EL AHMADI Marion HARDUIN Roxane GALLENNE Table of contents Introduction page 1 I) Analysis and explanation of cultural differences A. B. C. D. Components of culture Hofstede’s cultural typology Trompenaars’s cultural dimensions High and low context culture page 2 page 3 page 5 page 6 II) Implications and pratical recommandations page 7 Conclusion page 11 Bibliography Exhibits Introduction

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Essay: Why did the Truman administration decide to drop the atomic bombs on Japan in 1945? “I had made the decision," wrote Truman in 1955 about the drop of the atomic bombs on Japan in 1945. During a meeting with Anthony Eden, about one month after becoming president, he said: “I am here to make decisions, and whether they prove right or wrong I am going to make them”[1]. That is why as well, Truman titled his first part of his memoirs, “Years of Decisions, 1945”. Truman had a strong conviction