| ID | 079582 |
| Title Proper | Global Competition and Technology Standards |
| Other Title Information | Japan's Quest for Techno-Regionalism |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Yoshimatsu, Hidetaka |
| Publication | 2007. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | This article examines Japan's evolving commitments to technology development and technology diffusion in Asia. It explores Japan's technology strategies in three areas-Internet protocol, open source software, and horology-focusing on the importance of technology standards. The development and diffusion of technology standards has become one of the core elements in establishing industrial competitiveness. The importance of technology standards encouraged the Japanese government and firms to pursue a regional policy to develop and diffuse new technological ideas and standards in Asia. Japan's commitments were accepted by its neighbors because they could obtain various benefits from collaboration with Japan, such as technological exchanges, technology transfer, and financial aid |
| `In' analytical Note | Journal of East Asian Studies Vol. 7, No.3; Sep-Dec 2007: p439-468 |
| Journal Source | Journal of East Asian Studies Vol. 7, No.3; Sep-Dec 2007: p439-468 |
| Key Words | Japan ; Asia ; Technology Policy ; Internet Protocol ; Open Source Software ; Horology |