by Bill Emmott · Arrow Books Ltd · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780099303213
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«Japan's Global Reach» is Bill Emmott's essay on international business, published by Arrow Books Ltd in paperback (244 pages, in English).
It analyses the expansion of Japanese multinationals: their presence in Europe and the United States, their impact on management, and a survey of 500 companies across three continents. It includes cases of Japanese companies abroad and examines Japan's global influence, its relations with other countries, and the decline of its domestic markets.
This book is later than The Sun Also Sets, also by Bill Emmott. This Arrow Books Ltd edition was published in 1994.
Aimed at students, professionals, and readers interested in international economics and the expansion of Japanese multinationals.
William John Emmott is an English journalist, author, and consultant best known as the editor-in-chief of The Economist newspaper from 1993 to 2006. Emmott has written fourteen books and worked on two documentary feature films. He was chairman of the International Institute for Strategic Studies from 2019-2025 and of the Japan Society of the UK in London from 2019-2024. He is now Senior Adviser, Geopolitics, for Montrose Associates, a strategic intelligence consultancy, a non-executive director of The Irish Times, a trustee of the Chester Beatty Library in Dublin, and an Ushioda Fellow at Tokyo College, University of Tokyo. He writes regular columns for La Stampa in Italy, and the Mainichi Shimbun and Nikkei Business in Japan, and republishes the English originals of those articles on his Substack, Global View.
