Paperback, in-8, 245 pp., bibliographical notes, bibliography, index.

"Japanese Direct Foreign Investment: A Model of Multinational Business Operations" by Kojima Kiyoshi is a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the patterns, motivations, and impacts of Japanese direct foreign investment. The book provides a theoretical framework for understanding the strategies of Japanese multinational corporations and their role in the global economy. Kojima analyzes the economic, political, and cultural factors that have influenced Japan's foreign investment patterns, including the role of government policy and the impact of international trade agreements. He also examines the effects of Japanese investment on host countries, including economic growth, technology transfer, and employment. The book is rich in empirical data and case studies, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners interested in international business, economics, and Asian studies.