Ronald Philip Dore
Books
- Aspects of social change in modern Japan
- How the Japanese Learn to Work
- Japan and world depression
- The Return to incomes policy
- Les politiques des revenus en Europe
- Nihon o tou, Nihon ni tou
- Edo-jidai no kyōiku
- Incurable unemployment
- Japanese industrialisation and the developing countries: model, warning, or source of healthy doubts?
- "Ko shiyo" to ieru Nihon
- The late development effect
- Making sense of globalisation
- Rhodesia--the settlement and after
- South Korean development in wider perspective
- 江戶時代の教育
- The Early Wordsworthian Milieu A Notebook of Christopher Wordsworth with a Few Entries By William Wordsworth
- Corporatism and accountability
- Business enterprise in Japan
- The end of jobs for life?
- Late development, or something else?
- Nihon to no taiwa
- The role of universities in national development
- The Diploma Disease
- Education in Tokugawa, Japan,
- The Japanese firm
- City life in Japan
- Collected writings of Ronald Dore
- Fushigi na kuni Nihon
- Japan at work
- Japan, internationalism, and the UN
- La fiebre de los diplomas
- Le Japon à l'oeuvre
- "Oyake" o "watakushi" subekarazu
- Shinohata
- Land reform in Japan
- Japan, Internationalism, and the Un
- Social evolution, economic development and culture
- Deschool? try using schools for education first
- New forms and meanings of work in an increasingly globalized world
- Structural adjustment in Japan, 1970-82
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