The Japanese flexibility

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1994

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Karaömerlioğlu, M. Asım

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The term 'flexibility' is on the agenda as far as new forms of labor process and changes in the world economy are concerned. However, what is clear is that the term itself is flexible and requires a close evaluation of its variants. In addition, Japanese labur process is investigated from the stand point of 'flexibility' debates. In this context, the collapse of 'Fordism' is important. It is argued that the emergence of a vast literature on flexibility is related to this collapse together with the current world economic crisis.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/108270

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