Query: industrial park japan

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abstract: A thriving semiconductor industry has been created in Taiwan over the course of the past two decades by the use of advanced organizational techniques of technology leverage and accelerated technology diffusion. By the mid 1990s, the industry had reached a level of output that placed it behind only the U.S. Japan, and Korea. Almost all of Taiwan's semiconductor industry is located in the Hsinchu Science Based Industry Park, which was created in emulation of California's Stanford Research Park, but with more direct government involvement. This article explores the extent to which this emergent Silicon Valley in Taiwan shares the "industrial ecology" that has powered innovation in California and examines the extent to which the Taiwan industry suffers from weaknesses attributable to its rapid creation through technology leverage.
author_names: John A Mathews
title: A Silicon Valley of the East: Creating Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry
year: 1997

abstract: List of Tables and Figures Preface Introduction: The State also Rises: The Roots of Contemporary State Activism Jonah Levy I. VARIETIES OF STATISM 1. The Transformation of the British State: From Club Government to State Administered High Modernism Michael Moran 2. The Forgotten Center: State Activism and Corporatist Adjustment in Holland and Germany Anton Hemerijck and Mark Vail 3. Exiting Etatisme? New Directions in State Policy in France and Japan Jonah Levy, Mari Miura, and Gene Park II. THE STATE AND SOCIAL GROUPS 4. The State and the Reconstruction of Industrial Relations Institutions after Fordism: Britain and France Compared Chris Howell 5. Building Finance Capitalism: The Regulatory Politics of Corporate Governance Reform in the United States and Germany John Cioffi 6. From Maternalism to "Employment for All" State Policies to Promote Women's Employment across the Affluent Democracies Ann Shola Orloff III. THE MARKET MAKING STATE 7. The State in the Digital Economy John Zysman and Abraham Newman 8. Building Global Service Markets: Economic Structure and State Capacity Peter Cowhey and John Richards 9. The Transformation of European Trading States Richard Steinberg Conclusion: The State after Statism: From Market Direction to Market Support Jonah Levy Notes References Contributors Index
author_names: Jonah David Levy
title: The state after statism new state activities in the age of liberalization
year: 2006

abstract: An acidophilic, slightly thermophilic bacterium, designated strain NTAP 1T, that produces a thermostable extracellular acid collagenase activity with potential industrial applications was isolated from soil of Aoba yama Park, Sendai, Japan. The temperature range for growth was 40 65 degrees C, with an optimum at 55 degrees C, and the pH range for growth was 2.5 6.5, with an optimum at pH 5.5. Analysis of the 16S rDNA sequence of strain NTAP 1T showed that it is most closely related to strains of the genus Alicyclobacillus. Consistently, the major constituents of the cell membrane lipid of strain NTAP 1T were omega alicyclic fatty acids. However, DNA DNA reassociation studies showed only low similarities (less than 33% to any type strain of Alicyclobacillus. On the basis of the phenotypic and genotypic properties, a novel species is proposed, Alicyclobacillus sendaiensis sp. nov. represented by strain NTAP 1T =JCM 11817T=ATCC BAA 609T)
author_names: Naoki Tsuruoka

Yuri Isono

Osamu Shida

Hisashi Hemmi

Toru Nakayama

Tokuzo Sendai-shi Nishino
title: Alicyclobacillus sendaiensis sp. nov. a novel acidophilic, slightly thermophilic species isolated from soil in Sendai, Japan.
venue: International journal of systematic and evolutionary microbiology
year: 2003

abstract: An Introduction to International and Comparative Employment Relations Greg J Bamber and Russell D Lansbury Employment Relations in Britain John Goodman et al Employment Relations in the United States Hoyt N Wheeler and John A McLendon Employment Relations in Canada Mark Thompson Employment Relations in Australia Edward M Davis and Russell D Lansbury Employment Relations in Italy Claudio Pellegrini Employment Relations in France Janine Goetschy and Annette Jobert Employment Relations in Germany Friedrich Furstenberg Employment Relations in Sweden Olle Hammarstrom and Tommy Nilsson Employment Relations in Japan Yasuo Kuwahara Employment Economics and Industrial Relations Young bum Park and Chris Leggett Conclusions: Towards a Synthesis of International and Comparative Experience in Employment Relations Oliver Clarke, Greg J Bamber and Russell D Lansbury Employment, Economics and Industrial Relations Peter Ross and Gillian Whitehouse Comparative Statistics
author_names: Greg J Bamber

Russell D Lansbury
title: International and comparative employment relations a study of industrialised market economies
year: 1998

abstract: Via a large scale cross sectional study among Japanese white color workers, the authors aimed to elucidate: (1) the distributions of Sense of Coherence (SOC) which reflect stress coping abilities, (2) the distributions of the Brief Scale for Coping Profile (BSCP) which reflect coping profiles for stressors; (3) and the association between SOC and BSCP. Anonymous self administered questionnaires were sent to 20,742 employees at educational and research institutions in Tsukuba Research Park City. A total of 12,009 (57.9% workers completed and returned the questionnaire; 10,317 workers without missing data were analyzed. SOC scale scores and BSCP subscale scores differed by gender, age, and other demographic features. Among the BSCP subscales, workers whose SOC scale scores were higher tended to adopt a problem focused coping profile, whereas workers whose SOC scale scores were lower adopted an emotion focused coping profile. The coping profile that workers adopted depended on their background and demographic characteristics. Stronger SOC allowed one to adopt a problem focused coping profile that allows for better coping with work related stressors.
author_names: Yusuke Tomotsune

Shinichiro Sasahara

Tadahiro Umeda

Mikiko Hayashi

Kazuya Usami

Satoshi Yoshino

Takayuki Kageyama

Hiroyuki Nakamura

Ichiyo Matsuzaki
title: The association of sense of coherence and coping profile with stress among research park city workers in Japan.
venue: Industrial health
year: 2009

abstract: Can clusters be made to order? By Shahid Yusuf. Lessons from the development of silicon valley and its entrepreneurial support network for Japan by Martin Kenney. The emergence of Hsinchu science park as an IT cluster by Tain Jy Chen. Coping with globalization of production networks and digital convergence: the challenge of ICT cluster development in Singapore by Poh Kam Wong. Bangalore cluster: evolution, growth, and challenges by Rakesh Basant. ICT clusters and industrial restructuring in the Republic of Korea: the case of Seoul by Sam Ock Park. Constructing jurisdictional advantage in a mature economy: the case of Kitakyushu, Japan by Maryann P. Feldman. Kitakyushu: desperately seeking clusters by Kaoru Nabeshima and Shoichi Yamashita.
author_names: Shahid Yusuf

Kaoru Nabeshima

Shoichi Yamashita

Martin Kenney

Tain-Jy n Che

Poh Kam Wong

Rakesh Basant

Sam Ock Park

Maryann Feldman
title: Growing Industrial Clusters in Asia: Serendipity and Science
year: 2008

abstract: Abstract Ant fauna of a green buffer belt adjacent to an industrial zone in Kagoshima City, southern Kyushu, Japan was elucidated using a standardized protocol. A total of 39 species belonging to 24 genera in five subfamilies were recorded from this park. Most speciose genera are Camponotus and Tetramorium having four species. The number of species per genus is 1.56 on average. Pheidole noda F. Smith, Monomo rium chinense Santschi, Solenopsis japonica Wheeler, Tetramorium bicarinatwn (Nylander) and Technomyrmex albipes (F. Smith) were most frequently encountered. Excepting Pheidole noda they are open land and/or forest edge inhabitants. Furthermore, Tetramorium bica rinatum and Technomyrmex albipes are tramp species. Thus, ant fauna there strongly reflects environmental conditions derived from urbanization/industrialization. Based on the present results, we propose here a new protocol monitoring ants in urban/industrial zones consisting of baiting and time unit sampling.
author_names: K Iwata

Katsuyuki Eguchi

Seiki Yamane
title: A Case Study on Urban Ant Fauna of Southern Kyusyu, Japan, with Notes on a New Monitoring Protocol (Insecta, Hymenoptera, Formicidae)
year: 2005

abstract: Ministry of Education, Culture and Science of Japan, Hiroshima Industrial Technology Organization, KOSEF (Korea Science and Engineering Foundation)
author_names: Yun Chan Kang

Seung-Bin Park

I Wuled Lenggoro

Kikuo Okuyama
title: Preparation of nonaggregated Y2O3 Eu phosphor particles by spray pyrolysis method
year: 1999

abstract: In view of the unprecedented devastation of the Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE) the psychological overreaction tends to emphasize the safety aspects at the expense of the basic principle of designing industrial supply chains that achieve competitiveness and robustness simultaneously. Manufacturing firms must identify the "weak links" in their supply chains in terms of dependence, visibility, substitutability and portability. The objectives of this paper are (1) to critically evaluate proposed changes to damaged supply chains such as adding inventory, adopting standardized parts, physically duplicating line production and equipment, and evacuating whole facilities; (2) to propose "virtual dual sourcing" in which the firm facing supply chain disruptions caused by a disaster carefully choose either to quickly recover a damaged line or transfer critical design information to a substitute line. Effective implementation of the virtual dual solution will require simultaneously enhancing the design information's portability, the supplier's visibility, and the firm's capabilities at process recovery and production substitution.
author_names: Takahiro Fujimoto

Youngwon Park
title: Balancing supply chain competitiveness and robustness through "virtual dual sourcing" Lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake
year: 2014

abstract: In Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, cerebrovascular and cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) caused by overwork are recognized by government as work related. These three countries are the only countries in the world that officially recognize CVDs caused by psychosocial factors (e.g. overwork) as work related cerebrovascular and cardiovascular diseases (WR CVDs) and compensate employees accordingly. The present study compared the similarities and differences among the recognition of overwork related CVDs in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. The criteria by which WR CVDs are identified are very similar in the three countries. However, in the interval surveyed (1996 2009) Korea had a remarkably larger number of recognized WR CVD patients than did Japan or Taiwan. Recognition of occupational diseases is influenced by various factors, including socio cultural values, the nature of occupational health care schemes, the extent of the social security umbrella, national health insurance policy, and scientific evidence. Our results show that social factors may be very different among the three countries studied, although the recognition criteria for WR CVDs are quite similar.
author_names: Jungsun Park

Yangho Kim

Yawen Cheng

Seichi Horie
title: A comparison of the recognition of overwork related cardiovascular disease in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.
venue: Industrial health
year: 2012