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• 2002321889 contributor B9303105.
• 2002321889 created "2001.".
• 2002321889 date "2001".
• 2002321889 date "2001.".
• 2002321889 dateCopyrighted "2001.".
• 2002321889 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• 2002321889 description "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 Introduction -- 1. About This Study -- 2. The Case Study -- 3. Some Key Concepts Defined -- 4. Significance of the Study -- Notes and References -- Chapter 2 Contending Approaches to the Study of State Power and -- their Implications -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Liberal-Pluralist Approach -- 3. The Marxist Approach -- 4. The Power Elite Approach -- 5. The Statist Approach -- 6. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 3 An Alternative Research Strategy for a Statist Analysis -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Research Design -- 3. State Influence and Autonomy -- 4. Ideal Types of the State -- 5. Independent Variables -- 6. Intervening Variables -- 7. State Influence and Autonomy in the Policy Process -- Notes and References -- Chapter 4 Canadian and Japanese Political Culture and State Power -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Canadian Political Culture and State Power -- 3. Japanese Political Culture and State Power -- 4. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 5 The Petroleum Policy Environment and the Canadian and -- Japanese States -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The International Petroleum Policy Environment and the Canadian and -- Japanese States -- 3. The Domestic Oil Policy Environment and the Canadian and Japanese -- States -- 4. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 6 Canada's National Oil Policy and the Petroleum Industry, -- 1960-1973 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. State Influence and Autonomy and the Development of the National Oil -- Policy (NOP) -- 3. State Influence and Autonomy in Implementing the NOP -- 4. The Nature of Oil Policy Issues, 1961-1972 -- 5. Ideologies and Belief Systems of State Leaders 1 -- 6. Political Dynamics -- 7. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 7 Japan's Petroleum Industry Law and Oil Industry, -- 1960-1973 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Oil Industry and the State in the Legislation of the Petroleum -- Industry Law -- 3. MITI and the Implementation of the Petroleum Industry Law -- 4. The Nature of Oil Policy Issues During the High Growth Era -- 5. Ideology and Belief Systems of State Leaders -- 6. Political Dynamics -- 7. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 8 The Oil Crisis and the Canadian Response, 1973-1980 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Oil Crisis and the Canadian Response -- 3. The Nature of Petroleum Policy Issues -- 4. Ideologies and Belief Systems of State Leaders -- 5. Political Dynamics -- 6. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 9 The Oil Crisis and the Japanese Response, 1973-1980 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Japanese Responses to the Oil Crisis -- 3. The Japanese State and the Development of Energy Policy -- in the Post-Crisis Era -- 4. The Nature of Petroleum Issues -- 5. The Ideologies and Belief Systems of State Leaders -- 6. Political Dynamics -- 7. Conclusion -- Notes and References Chapter 10 Conclusion -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Causes of Contention over State Power and Autonomy -- 3. The Model of State Influence and Autonomy -- 4. The Influence and Autonomy of the Canadian and Japanese States in the -- Petroleum Policy Process: an Analysis of Dependent Variables -- 5. Political Culture and State Influence and Autonomy: an Analysis of -- Independent Variable I -- 6. The Policy Environment and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Independent Variable II -- 7. The Nature of Policy Issues and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Intervening Variable I -- 8. Ideology and Beliefs of State Leaders and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Intervening Variable II -- 9. The State's Internal Political Dynamics and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Intervening Variable III -- 10. The Ideal Types and the Canadian and Japanese States -- 11. The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Statist Approach and General -- Conditions for Increased Market Intervention by the Government -- 12. The Relevance of the Approach to the Study of MNC-State or Business -- Government Relations, Comparative Political Economy and Public Policy -- 13. Implications of This Study for the Future Course of Business- -- Government Relations and State Intervention in Canada and Japan -- 14. Suggestions for Further Research -- Notes and References -- Bibliography -- Index.".
• 2002321889 extent "xix, 292 p. ;".
• 2002321889 identifier "4873786592".
• 2002321889 identifier 2002321889.html.
• 2002321889 issued "2001".
• 2002321889 issued "2001.".
• 2002321889 language "eng".
• 2002321889 publisher "Fukuoka-shi, Japan : Kyushu University Press,".
• 2002321889 spatial "Canada.".
• 2002321889 spatial "Japan.".
• 2002321889 subject "HD9574.C22 M58 2001".
• 2002321889 subject "International business enterprises Government policy Canada.".
• 2002321889 subject "International business enterprises Government policy Japan.".
• 2002321889 subject "Petroleum industry and trade Government policy Canada.".
• 2002321889 subject "Petroleum industry and trade Government policy Japan.".
• 2002321889 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1 Introduction -- 1. About This Study -- 2. The Case Study -- 3. Some Key Concepts Defined -- 4. Significance of the Study -- Notes and References -- Chapter 2 Contending Approaches to the Study of State Power and -- their Implications -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Liberal-Pluralist Approach -- 3. The Marxist Approach -- 4. The Power Elite Approach -- 5. The Statist Approach -- 6. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 3 An Alternative Research Strategy for a Statist Analysis -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Research Design -- 3. State Influence and Autonomy -- 4. Ideal Types of the State -- 5. Independent Variables -- 6. Intervening Variables -- 7. State Influence and Autonomy in the Policy Process -- Notes and References -- Chapter 4 Canadian and Japanese Political Culture and State Power -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Canadian Political Culture and State Power -- 3. Japanese Political Culture and State Power -- 4. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 5 The Petroleum Policy Environment and the Canadian and -- Japanese States -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The International Petroleum Policy Environment and the Canadian and -- Japanese States -- 3. The Domestic Oil Policy Environment and the Canadian and Japanese -- States -- 4. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 6 Canada's National Oil Policy and the Petroleum Industry, -- 1960-1973 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. State Influence and Autonomy and the Development of the National Oil -- Policy (NOP) -- 3. State Influence and Autonomy in Implementing the NOP -- 4. The Nature of Oil Policy Issues, 1961-1972 -- 5. Ideologies and Belief Systems of State Leaders 1 -- 6. Political Dynamics -- 7. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 7 Japan's Petroleum Industry Law and Oil Industry, -- 1960-1973 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Oil Industry and the State in the Legislation of the Petroleum -- Industry Law -- 3. MITI and the Implementation of the Petroleum Industry Law -- 4. The Nature of Oil Policy Issues During the High Growth Era -- 5. Ideology and Belief Systems of State Leaders -- 6. Political Dynamics -- 7. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 8 The Oil Crisis and the Canadian Response, 1973-1980 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Oil Crisis and the Canadian Response -- 3. The Nature of Petroleum Policy Issues -- 4. Ideologies and Belief Systems of State Leaders -- 5. Political Dynamics -- 6. Conclusion -- Notes and References -- Chapter 9 The Oil Crisis and the Japanese Response, 1973-1980 -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Japanese Responses to the Oil Crisis -- 3. The Japanese State and the Development of Energy Policy -- in the Post-Crisis Era -- 4. The Nature of Petroleum Issues -- 5. The Ideologies and Belief Systems of State Leaders -- 6. Political Dynamics -- 7. Conclusion -- Notes and References Chapter 10 Conclusion -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Causes of Contention over State Power and Autonomy -- 3. The Model of State Influence and Autonomy -- 4. The Influence and Autonomy of the Canadian and Japanese States in the -- Petroleum Policy Process: an Analysis of Dependent Variables -- 5. Political Culture and State Influence and Autonomy: an Analysis of -- Independent Variable I -- 6. The Policy Environment and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Independent Variable II -- 7. The Nature of Policy Issues and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Intervening Variable I -- 8. Ideology and Beliefs of State Leaders and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Intervening Variable II -- 9. The State's Internal Political Dynamics and State Influence and Autonomy: -- an Analysis of Intervening Variable III -- 10. The Ideal Types and the Canadian and Japanese States -- 11. The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Statist Approach and General -- Conditions for Increased Market Intervention by the Government -- 12. The Relevance of the Approach to the Study of MNC-State or Business -- Government Relations, Comparative Political Economy and Public Policy -- 13. Implications of This Study for the Future Course of Business- -- Government Relations and State Intervention in Canada and Japan -- 14. Suggestions for Further Research -- Notes and References -- Bibliography -- Index.".
• 2002321889 title "State power and multinational oil corporations : the political economy of market intervention in Canada and Japan / Takamichi Mito.".
• 2002321889 type "text".