The Knowledge-Value Revolution, or, a History of the Future
Journal of Japanese StudiesPublished 1 January 1992
Shumpei Kumon, Taichi Sakaiya
Citations121
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SJR score0.13
SNIP0.09
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From the Publisher: The provocative Japanese bestseller prophesying a new economic and social value system for the coming millennium. Sakaiya believes that a knowledge-value revolution will unfold as each advanced national faced the flexibility to cope with an utter transformation of its moral standards.
