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001468260 24502 $$aA pioneer of management research and education in Japan :$$bchallenges from Kobe University Business School /$$cNorio Kambayashi, Kyohei Hirano, Izumi Mitsui, editors.
001468260 260__ $$aSingapore:$$bSpringer,$$c2023.
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001468260 5050_ $$aIntro -- Preface -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- 1 Introduction: The Development of KUBS and the History of Business Administration in Japan -- 1.1 The Creator of the Study of Business Administration -- 1.2 Declining Presence of the Long-established Faculty -- 1.3 Establishment of Imperial University and Human Resource Development -- 1.4 Training of Commercial Personnel -- 1.5 From Merchant Training to University Education -- 1.6 Kobe and Research in Business Administration -- 1.7 The Academic Nature of Business Administration -- 1.8 Today's Business Administration in Japan
001468260 5058_ $$a1.9 About This Book -- References -- Part I History of KUBS -- 2 History of Modern Business Education in Japan -- 2.1 Issues in the History of Modern Business Education in Japan -- 2.2 Commerce Education in the Period When the School System was Stablished -- 2.2.1 Early Turmoil -- 2.2.2 Collegiate Commerce Education -- 2.3 Characteristics of the Higher Education of Commerce Before 1945 -- 2.3.1 Curriculums -- 2.3.2 Was the Tokyo HCS Model Dominant for the Higher Education of Commerce? -- 2.3.3 Comparison Between the Tokyo HCS and Kobe HCS
001468260 5058_ $$a2.4 Establishment of an Academic Society on Commerce and Management Studies -- 2.5 Business Education after World War II -- 2.6 Conclusion -- 2.6.1 Summary of Issues for Discussion -- 2.6.2 Japanese Business Education in the Twenty-First Century -- References -- 3 A Captain Pioneering the New Academic Field of Business Administration in Japan: Yasutaro Hirai -- 3.1 Establishment of Kobe Higher Commercial School -- 3.2 Yasutaro Hirai and the Creation of Business Administration -- 3.2.1 Career -- 3.2.2 Study Abroad -- 3.2.3 The Emergence of Business Administration
001468260 5058_ $$a3.2.4 The Establishment of the Japan Academy of Business Administration -- 3.3 System of Hirai's Business Administration -- 3.3.1 Introduction of German Business Administration and "Quellenbuch der Betriebswirtschaftslehre (Sourcebook of Business Administration)" -- 3.3.2 Hirai's "Introduction to Business Administration" -- 3.3.3 Commercial Science and Business Administration -- 3.3.4 Individual Economy as an Object of Business Administration -- 3.3.5 The Purpose of the Individual Economy
001468260 5058_ $$a3.3.6 Hirai's Achievements: Systematization of Courses, A Compilation of the "Dictionary of Business Administration," and Establishment of the Doctor of Business Administration -- 3.4 Theory and Practice in Business Administration -- 3.4.1 Pragmatism in Business Administration -- 3.4.2 Publication of "Industrial Rationalization Catalog" and Training Students -- 3.5 Succession and Development of Hirai's Business Administration -- 3.5.1 Ichihara's Theory of Economic Efficiency -- 3.5.2 Ichihara's Theory of Management Maintenance -- 3.5.3 Codetermination and Theory of the Management Community
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001468260 520__ $$aThe purpose of this book is to clarify the mission and history of Kobe University Business School (KUBS), not only for the development of management education but also for the familiarization of industry in Japan with the ideas of modern management. Kobe University was the first in Japan to establish a faculty of business administration and has continued to conduct research and education in the field to this day. Under the influence of Germany and the USA, the academic area of management in Japan has achieved unique development not witnessed in other countries. Since 1902, when its predecessor, Kobe Higher Commercial School, was established, KUBS has been a pioneer of research and education in management studies in Japan by overcoming many obstacles and difficulties. Even now in the age of globalization, the spirit of innovation and liberal academic style, from the time of its establishment, are inherent in KUBS, and the faculty members have made great efforts to be innovative in management studies. This book aims to explore the mission and history of KUBS and to elucidate the development process of Japanese-style management research and education by introducing the diverse areas of management studies and the profiles of researchers.
001468260 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed June 6, 2023).
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001468260 7001_ $$aKambayashi, Norio.
001468260 7001_ $$aHirano, Kyohei.
001468260 7001_ $$aMitsui, Izumi.
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