Titlebook: Hybrid Factories in Latin America; Japanese Management Katsuo Yamazaki,Wooseok Juhn,Tetsuo Abo (Professor Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a

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Industrialization and Transnational Corporations in Latin Americain that region, and especially the import-substituting industrialization of manufacture of durable consumer goods such as automobiles and electrical-electronic machinery, which is the main target of our book’s consideration, cannot be discussed without mentioning the existence of transnational corpo

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Labor and Society in Latin America: Historical Backgrounds and a New Directionground of each country, a topic which the JMNESG have done research on in Latin America. Next, this chapter provides an overview of the transformation of industrial relations in each society during the process of globalization: What kinds of effects will harsh competition in globalization make on in

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Movement Toward Regional Markets in Latin Americations and developed and emerging nations. The process has involved significant structural reforms aimed at opening up their economies. Flows of trade and foreign direct investment are increasing in countries characterized by differing levels of development. The resulting benefits have been diverse,

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Toyota’s Production Strategy in South America: Production in Brazil and Argentinalants in Colombia and Venezuela. The main purpose of this chapter is to clarify the transfer of the Japanese production system into the two plants in Brazil and Argentina, based on field research.. The focal point is to analyze transferability of the so-called Toyota Production System into South Ame

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Toyota’s Production Plant in Mexico — which has been Embedded into Toyota’s North American Strategy and after that, it started production operations in 2004. Thus, it is one of the latest production plants for Toyota. At the same time, it is one of the smallest production plants, with the production capacity of 30,000 units per year, in Toyota group. In this chapter, the author introduces the Toy

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Nissan in Latin America — Mainly Nissan Mexicanal production started in 2002 (two models); however they have already ceased production. More than half of the plant’s products had been delivered domestically until 2006, but its export ratio has been increasing dramatically. Nissan Mexicana also operates the Cuernavaca Plant, the first overseas pro