Explore the dynamics of the global car industry with "The Myth of Japanese Efficiency" by Dan Coffey. This insightful book delves into the myths surrounding Japanese manufacturing and management efficiency, particularly focusing on the automotive sector during globalization. Published in 2006 by Edward Elgar Publishing, it offers a critical analysis of Toyota's production system and the challenges faced by the global automobile market.
Dan Coffey, a scholar from Leeds University Business School, UK, presents a compelling study that challenges conventional wisdom on lean production and Japanese industrial success. This hardcover edition includes bibliographical references and an index, covering topics such as production controversies, lean production critique, and cultural fiction in Japanese efficiency. Ideal for students, researchers, and professionals interested in international business, manufacturing, and economic globalization.