| 001 Hak Akses (open/membership) | open |
| 700 Entri Tambahan Nama Orang | |
| 336 Content Type | text (rdacontent) |
| 264b Nama Penerbit | Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo |
| 710 Entri Tambahan Badan Korporasi | |
| 049 No. Barkod | 08-25-73572211 |
| 786c Entri Volume, no., tahun dan halama | Vol. 3, No. 2, October 2000: Hal. 187-205 |
| 852 Lokasi | Perpustakaan UI, Lantai 4 R. Koleksi Jurnal |
| 110 Entri Utama Badan Korporasi | |
| 338 Carrier Type | volume (rdacarrier) |
| 786 Entri Sumber Data | Social Science Japan Journal |
| 903 Stock Opname | |
| 053 No. Induk | 08-25-73572211 |
| 653 Kata Kunci | industrialization; developments; human resources |
| 040 Sumber Pengatalogan | LibUI eng rda |
| 111 Entri Utama Nama Pertemuan | |
| 245 Judul Utama | Meiji-era industrialization and provincial vitality: The significance of the first-enterprise boom of the 1880s |
| 264c Tahun Terbit | 2000 |
| 650 Subyek Topik | Industrialization; Development |
| 850 Lembaga Pemilik | Universitas Indonesia |
| 904b Pemeriksa Lembar Kerja | |
| 520 Ringkasan/Abstrak/Intisari | The purpose of this paper is to shed new light on the first enterprise boom of the 1880s, which marked the beginning of Japan's industrialization, with a special focus on developments in provincial areas. The paper seeks to identify important factors that triggered the boom and to examine its development in provincial areas by probing such aspects as the relationship between nationalism and the ideological thrust toward economic development, the process by which investment funds were procured, and the endowment and tapping of human resources. Major findings are as follows: (1) The ideology of national enrichment was influential not only in Japan's geopolitical center but also in the provinces, where it manifested itself as a combination of nationalist sentiment and aspirations for local development. (2) The most salient feature of provincial enterprise was the strong impetus of local initiative in the procurement of funding and human resources. Local bureaucrats and men of influence often took leading roles. (3) The successful launching of enterprises in provincial areas was facilitated by two factors: the provinces had already grown socially competent to pursue industrialization; and the development of rural industry since the Tokugawa period had made them fairly affluent. |
| 022 ISSN (R) | 13691465 |
| 090 No. Panggil Setempat | SSJJ 3:2 (2000) |
| d-Entri Utama Nama Orang | |
| 245c Pertanggungjawaban | |
| 337 Media Type | unmediated (rdamedia) |
| 100 Entri Utama Nama Orang | Nakamura, Naofumi, author |
| 264a Kota Terbit | Oxford |
| 904a Pengisi Lembar Kerja | Muadz- Febuari 2025 |
| 856 Akses dan Lokasi Elektronik | https://academic.oup.com/ssjj/article/3/2/187/1613825 |
| 310 Frekuensi Terbit | |
| 041 Kode Bahasa | eng |