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2010年7月23日(金)
~7月25日(日)
国際フォーラム「ビジネスと人類学の国際フォーラム」 -
本国際フォーラムは「ビジネスと聖空間」をテーマとし、国立民族学博物館の共同研究として1993年以来おこなってきた経営人類学の蓄積をふまえ、国際的な研究交流を通して情報発信をめざすものである。経営人類学の特徴は企業(会社)をたんなる利潤追求の「利益共同体」ではなく、それぞれの文化をもつ「生活共同体」として理解することにある。個別企業には独自の世界観や行動様式があり、その文化特性を経営学や文化人類学の研究方法をもって解明することを意図している。ビジネスの聖性、すなわち企業という「生活共同体」の宗教性をめぐる研究は日本の経営人類学が世界をリードしているといっても過言ではなく、本国際フォーラムはそのことを広く世界に発信する機会をつくり、議論することを目的としている。
- テーマ:ビジネスと聖空間 Business and Sacred Space
- 期間:7月23日(金)~7月25日(日)
- 場所:国立民族学博物館 第4セミナー室、第5セミナー室
- 主催:国立民族学博物館 国際文化会館
- 使用言語:英語
- 連絡先:06-6876-2151(代) 中牧研究室
プログラム
July 2311:00- Registration 13:00-13:15 Greetings Ken'ichi Sudo & Hirochika Nakamaki Seminar Room no. 4 Seminar Room no. 5 13:15-14:00 Session 1: Workplace and Sacred Space [Chair: Hiroshi Iwai] Mitchell Sedgwick
“Secular Ethics and the Continuations of Capitalism: Fetishes of Production, Career Hierarchy and the Cult of the Leader in Japanese Industrial Corporations”14:00-14:45 Maria Yotva
“Bulgaria, the Holy Land of Yogurt: A Brand Myth and Manager's Philosophy”Session 2: Japanese Enterprises in China
[Chair: Chen Tien-shi]Wang Huang
“Retention and Development: JUSCO's Management Style in Guangzhou, Mainland China”14:45-15:00 Coffee break 15:00-15:45 Liv Krause
“Innovation, Secrecy, and Sacred Space in a Japanese High Tech Business”Zhu Yi“A Study of Human Resource Management: Ito-Yokado in China” 15:45-16:30 Keiko Yamaki
“Transnational Workspace on International Flights: Japanese Flight Attendants in Non-Japanese Airlines”Yasuyuki Kishi
“The Long Service Managers of Japanese Manufacturing Companies in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Mainland China: A Comparative-Sociological Study of Their Creation and Their Characteristics”16:30-17:15 Yoshiko Nakano
“This Man is Bringing Shame on the Japanese People: Teaching 'Western' Manners to Japanese Package Tourists in the 1960s”17:30-19:30 Reception at Minpaku Restaurant (Admission: 3,000 yen) July 24Seminar Room no. 4
Session 3: World Expo as a Sacred Space [Chair: Mitchell Sedgwick] 10:00-10:45 Fumihiko Ichikawa
“'Expositions Universelles' as Sacred Places”10:45-11:30 Hirochika Nakamaki
“Shanghai Expo as a Sacred Space”11:30-12:15 Zhang Jijiao
“To Show Ethnic Cultures and Do Business in Multi-ethnic Cities: A Case Study of the China Pavilion in the Shanghai World Expo 2010”12:15-13:30 Lunch Special Lectures [Chair: Hirochika Nakamaki] 13:30-14:15 Ann Jordan
“Metanarratives of Contemporary Connectivity: Business and Sacred Space in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia“14:15-15:00 Tomoko Hamada Connolly
“Theoretical Perspectives on Enterprise Anthropology: Corporate Feasts and Sacred Rituals“15:00-15:45 Brian Moeran
“Framing Values: Perceptions of the ‘Sacred’ in the Display of the Art Works“15:45-16:00 Coffee break 16:00-17:15 Panel discussion [Chair: Hirochika Nakamaki] Discussants: Lecturs & Zhang Jijiao, Atsushi Sumi, Dixon Wong July 24Seminar Room no. 4
Session 4: Business Administration and Anthropology I [Chair: Kensuke Hiroyama] 10:00-10:45 Yingyan Wang
“In Pursuit of Sacred Space: A Study of Modern Chinese Intellectual Businessmen”10:45-11:30 Meine Peter van Dijk
“Sacred Places in the Netherlands: The Policy with Respect to Churches”11:30-12:15 Han Seung-Mi
“Korean Entrepreneurs Abroad” (tentative)12:15-13:30 Lunch Session5 Administrative Philosophy in Asia [Chair: Zhang Jijiao] 13:30-14:15 Dixon Wong Heung Wah
“'Spiritual' and Practical Reasons: A Comparative Study of the Role of Management Philosophy in Determining the Corporate Performance of Japanese and Local Companies in Hong Kong”14:15-15:00 Izumi Mitsui
“An Entrepreneur's Philosophy and Sacred Space: A Case Study of Konosuke Matsushita”15:00-15:45 Akiko Okuno
“An Entrepreneur's Philosophy of Yuhan Corporation, Korea”15:45-16:00 Coffee break Session 6: Business Administration and Anthropology II [Chair: Kensuke Hiroyama] 16:00-16:45 Akihiro Wakabayashi
“A Study of Sacred Nature in Organizations”16:45-17:30 Koichiro Hioki
“Three Points of Argument Concerning the Anthropology of Administration”17:30-17:45 Akiko Okuno
Closing Remarks17:45-18:45 Farewell Cocktails. Seminar Room no. 3 (Admission: 1,000 yen)