Titlebook: Enterprise as a Carrier of Culture; An Anthropological A Hirochika Nakamaki,Koichiro Hioki,Izumi Mitsui Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-53430-4ct that nuclear power uses radioactive fuel divides public opinion. Japan is the only nation that experienced atomic bomb attacks during World War II and a nuclear power plant accident in 2011, both of which still affect many lives in different ways. At the same time, nuclear power has been regarded

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State Estimation in the State-Space Model,celain handed down among people was originally given as a present in rituals of passage or inheritance. It tends to be inherited from paternal grandmother, mother and maternal side of family. Most of family porcelain is not used but displayed or kept. By displaying family porcelain, family memories

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Autocorrelation Methods in Regression Modelshrough anecdotes of maestros, Toscanini, Furtw?ngler, and Karajan, as well as through what they said. There are two types of conductors: a craftsman and a maestro. A conductor called a “maestro” tends to force his own interpretation and playing style to the orchestra and tries to make them play as h

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Bernard Montoneri,Murielle El Hajjewery in Burton-upon-Trent in the Midlands, UK. Display facilities such as museums and visitor centres of industrial companies have been affected tremendously by globalisation since the 1990s. At the same time, ‘heritage’ became a key term in order to revive the traditional values of industries. Mus

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230337787m time machine: putting cultures on display. Routledge, London, 1988; Cameron CM. Emergent industrial heritage: the politics of selection. Mus Anthropol 23(3):58–73, 2000). Within the context of corporate museums and visitor centres, this trend may be particularly intense, with the past being constr

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Time Use Research in the Social Sciencesisky. While on the surface they may seem quite separate, my goal is to link up nationhood, geography, tourism, and industrial production through the interests of contemporary market capitalism. I am particularly interested in how “traditions” or “history” regarding “Scotch” unfold at drinks corporat

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B. Piedad Urdinola,Jorge A. Tovarr companies and their products. We focus on “whisky,” which has been drunk in Japan since the Meiji era, and deal with the “myths” created by two large whisky companies about the birth of Japanese whisky. To evaluate these company “myths,” we first introduce modern Japanese sake brewage and secondly

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