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Entrepreneurship in Japanese Higher Education
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Since the mid-nineteenth century Japan has undergone tremendous transformation, and much of this has been the result of purposeful reforms planned and implemented by the Japanese government in relation to a broad array of political, economic and social issues. After WWII, Japan used her technological development, performed under political pressure during the war, to develop and industrialize fast enough to compete economically with the western states. To a certain extent this gave the Japanese a sense of confidence in their ability to solve the majority of problems through technocratic policy, and trough their established research and development systems. It proved Japan’s ability to reach the highest levels of international competitiveness in industries such as automobiles and consumer electronics. It is......

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