CSR in Japan and the concept of Yoi‐Shigoto
Yoi‐Shigoto: Lessons in CSR by Prof. Yingyan Wang of Keio University
Tag Archives: Japan
Why the World May Need Yukichi Fukuzawa
Professor Hirokazu Kono, Keio Business School, shares the story of Yukichi Fukuzawa, founding father of Keio University.
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Dream-based Social Innovation in Japan
Takashi Iwamoto, Keio Business School, looks into dream-based innovation and the Everyone’s Dream Award in Japan.
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The Council on Business & Society: A Global Voice magazine, issue #1
Global Voice magazine #1
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Global Warming, Media Heat and the “Olypara” in Tokyo
Prof. Atsuomi Obayashi, Keio Business School, on the “hot” issues facing Tokyo in the run up to the Paralympics
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A Frenchman in Japan: Life, entrepreneurship and Japanese culture
Marc-Alexandre Cartiant pursued a dream to live and work in Japan. He explores setting up a business in the land of the rising sun.
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Sanpou-Yoshi: A gift from ancient Japanese merchants
Companies around the world face new challenges beyond simply producing profit. The ancient Japanese concept of Sanpou-Yoshi might help.
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How many business schools does it take to change the world? Interview with Hirokazu Kono, Dean of KBS
A unique international alliance In 2011, Keio Business School (KBS) joined four of the world’s leading business schools— ESSEC Business School, France; the School of Management, Fudan University, China; Tuck […]
