Shin'ichi Yonekawa
Biographic Data
| ID | 5244703 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shin'ichi Yonekawa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shin'ichi |
| FAMILY NAME | Yonekawa |
| SIGNATURE | YONEKAWA S I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hitotsubashi University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The International Business History of General Trading Companies: The International Conference on Business History, 13
Flotation Booms in the Cotton Spinning Industry, 1870–1890: A Comparative Study
In this wide-ranging article, Professor Yonekawa identifies and examines in detail the burst of cotton spinning company formation that occurred in the late nineteenth century among the major cotton-producing nations of the world. His comparative approach allows him to focus on key local factors responsible for the company flotation booms in the areas discussed. He is also able to compare the effects of more general circumstances in the industry, …
Recent Writing on Japanese Economic and Social History
University Graduates in Japanese Enterprises Before the Second World War
* The author is indebted to the Business History Unit of LSE where he prepared the draft of this article. He also expresses his gratitude to Professors Yukihiko Kiyokawa, Seishi Nakamura and a number of the companies' staff who generously gave information relating to the number of employees of companies listed in Table 1, especially the staff of the Kanegafuchi Spinning Co. who permitted the author to have access to the company's business records…
The Development of Chinese and Japanese Business in an International Perspective: A Bibliographical Introduction
The primary purpose of this essay is to review studies in Chinese and Japanese business history that have appeared during the last few decades, and above all to review those that are relevant to the articles in this special issue either directly or as an aid to understanding the general background. As far as the latter is concerned, works of economic rather than of business history need to be mentioned. Although these works exist in Chinese and J…
University Graduates in Japanese Enterprises Before the Second World War
* The author is indebted to the Business History Unit of LSE where he prepared the draft of this article. He also expresses his gratitude to Professors Yukihiko Kiyokawa, Seishi Nakamura and a number of the companies' staff who generously gave information relating to the number of employees of companies listed in Table 1, especially the staff of the Kanegafuchi Spinning Co. who permitted the author to have access to the company's business records…
Flotation Booms in the Cotton Spinning Industry, 1870–1890: A Comparative Study
In this wide-ranging article, Professor Yonekawa identifies and examines in detail the burst of cotton spinning company formation that occurred in the late nineteenth century among the major cotton-producing nations of the world. His comparative approach allows him to focus on key local factors responsible for the company flotation booms in the areas discussed. He is also able to compare the effects of more general circumstances in the industry, …
The Development of Chinese and Japanese Business in an International Perspective: A Bibliographical Introduction
The primary purpose of this essay is to review studies in Chinese and Japanese business history that have appeared during the last few decades, and above all to review those that are relevant to the articles in this special issue either directly or as an aid to understanding the general background. As far as the latter is concerned, works of economic rather than of business history need to be mentioned. Although these works exist in Chinese and J…
The Development of Chinese and Japanese Business in an International Perspective: A Bibliographical Introduction
The primary purpose of this essay is to review studies in Chinese and Japanese business history that have appeared during the last few decades, and above all to review those that are relevant to the articles in this special issue either directly or as an aid to understanding the general background. As far as the latter is concerned, works of economic rather than of business history need to be mentioned. Although these works exist in Chinese and J…
University Graduates in Japanese Enterprises Before the Second World War
* The author is indebted to the Business History Unit of LSE where he prepared the draft of this article. He also expresses his gratitude to Professors Yukihiko Kiyokawa, Seishi Nakamura and a number of the companies' staff who generously gave information relating to the number of employees of companies listed in Table 1, especially the staff of the Kanegafuchi Spinning Co. who permitted the author to have access to the company's business records…
Recent Writing on Japanese Economic and Social History
Flotation Booms in the Cotton Spinning Industry, 1870–1890: A Comparative Study
In this wide-ranging article, Professor Yonekawa identifies and examines in detail the burst of cotton spinning company formation that occurred in the late nineteenth century among the major cotton-producing nations of the world. His comparative approach allows him to focus on key local factors responsible for the company flotation booms in the areas discussed. He is also able to compare the effects of more general circumstances in the industry, …
The International Business History of General Trading Companies: The International Conference on Business History, 13
Economics (4 works) · Business history (3 works) · Japanese History and Culture (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · History (2 works) · Management (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · African history and culture studies (1 works)