Japan in transition, 1995

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Japan has been envied for its spectacular post-war growth, making the severity of its problems in the 90s especially striking. This case by Vachani presents the major challenges confronting Japan in the 90s and the underlying cultural, economic, political, and structural issues. While solutions to some of Japan’s problems might appear simple, their implementation is by no means easy.

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Vachani, S. (1999). Japan in transition, 1995. Vikalpa, 24(1), 55–67. https://doi.org/10.1177/0256090919990107

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