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Z. Stiperski, Đ. Njavro, Y. Yamamoto

  • Izdavač: Meredijani / Mate d.o.o.
  • Godina izdavanja: 2005
  • Opće informacije: 468 str, 22 x 22 cm, meki uvez
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KAKO SE JAPAN USPIO EKONOMSKI RAZVITI

HRVATSKI PUT PREMA USPJEHU…

Povezanost između geografije, prirode, kulture i društva vidi se jasno na japanskom primjeru. Japan je postao ekonomski vrlo uspješan, iako je izolirano otočje na Dalekom istoku, javio se kasno u svjetskoj povijesti, siromašan je prirodnim izvorima i učestalo je izložen prirodnim katastrofama. Knjiga mudro “secira” osnove uspješnog razvoja Japana i naznačuje što bi Hrvatska iz toga mogla naučiti. Tiskana je na hrvatskom, engleskom i japanskom jeziku.

U knjizi autori pokušavaju odgovoriti na pitanje kako i zašto je prirodno siromašan i i udaljen Japan postao ekonomska sila svijeta u tako kratkom razdoblju.

Iz uvodne riječi:

“..ovom smo knjigom željeli ukazati na vezu između geografskog položaja i prirode Japana s njegovom kulturom i nacionalnim karakteristikama, koji je svojedobno polučio izvanredne rezultate, a s ciljem da čitatelj može nastaviti razmišljati o hrvatskoj budućnosti i dobroj prilagodbi u novom vremenu globalizacije i sudjelovanju u svjetskom društvu…”

Knjiga je nastala na temelju razgovora i rasprava među trojicom njezinih autora, angažiranih u poslovnom svijetu, sveučilišnim sredinama i u svijetu politike. Vjerujemo da je ta vrsta suradnje dobra zbog svoje interdisciplinarnosti, kakva je i potrebna pri tako složenoj problematici.

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