Senri Ethnological Studies (SES)
No. 82 Business and Anthropology: A Focus on Sacred Space
March 31, 2013 Publication
Hirochika Nakamaki and Mitchell Sedgwick(eds.)
back numbers- Preface
- Hirochika NAKAMAKI
- Introduction: On Business and Sacred Space
- Hirochika NAKAMAKI and Mitchell SEDGWICK
Part I
The Sacred in Business: Values and Transformations
- Framing Values: Symbolic Space in the Display of Art Works
- Brian MOERAN
- Tri-level Analysis of a Corporate Feast and Business Ritual
- Tomoko HAMADA CONNOLLY
- Contestation of the Sacred in Business: Modernization in Saudi Arabia
- Ann JORDAN
- Secular Ethics and the Continuations of Capitalism: Fetishes of Production, Career Hierarchy, and the Cult of the Leader in Japanese Industrial Corporations
- Mitchell SEDGWICK
- Sacred Places in Europe: A Second Life for Churches? A Case Study of the Protestant "Kapel" Church in Heemstede in the Netherlands
- Meine Pieter van DIJK
Part II
The Sacred at the Workplace: Images and Spaces
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Transnational Workspace on International Flights:
Japanese Flight Attendants on Non-Japanese Airlines - Keiko YAMAKI
- "Bulgaria, the Holy Land of Yogurt": A Brand Myth and Management Philosophy
- Maria YOTOVA
- Innovation, Secrecy, and Sacred Space in a Japanese High-Tech Business
- Liv Nyland KRAUSE
Part III
World Expositions as Sacred Spaces: State Projects and Nation Branding
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“Expositions Universelles” as Sacred Places:
A View from Modern Paris World Expositions - Fumihiko ICHIKAWA
- The Shanghai Expo as a Sacred Space
- Hirochika NAKAMAKI
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The Shanghai Expo as a Nation-Owned Enterprise:
A View from Enterprise Anthropology - Jijiao ZHANG
Part IV
Sacred Spaces in Chinese Business: Management Philosophies and Practices
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Understanding Management Philosophy as Hegemony or Ideology:
Or, The First Step toward Business Anthropology - Dixon Heung Wah WONG
- In Pursuit of Sacred Space: A Study of Modern Chinese Intellectual Businesspeople
- Yingyan WANG
- List of Contributors