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Focusing on the experiences of workers in Japanese transnational finance companies, this work raises timely questions and insights concerning the emerging multi-cultural work experiences world-wide.

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.. .Offers a rare and welcome insight into the inner lives and psychology of Japanese bankers....Sakai delivers a rather unique anthropological interpretation of human narratives and life stories, displaying a rich tapestry of interwoven discourses that are accentuated by AEus' and AEthem' remarks....The book is a fascinating read, and the subject is one of considerable practical and theoretical significance. </p> <em>--Tomoko Hamada</em></p>

.. .Offers a rare and welcome insight into the inner lives and psychology of Japanese bankers....Sakai delivers a rather unique anthropological interpretation of human narratives and life stories, displaying a rich tapestry of interwoven discourses that are accentuated by AEus' and AEthem' remarks....The book is a fascinating read, and the subject is one of considerable practical and theoretical significance. --Tomoko Hamada

-...Offers a rare and welcome insight into the inner lives and psychology of Japanese bankers....Sakai delivers a rather unique anthropological interpretation of human narratives and life stories, displaying a rich tapestry of interwoven discourses that are accentuated by AEus' and AEthem' remarks....The book is a fascinating read, and the subject is one of considerable practical and theoretical significance.- --Tomoko Hamada .. .Offers a rare and welcome insight into the inner lives and psychology of Japanese bankers....Sakai delivers a rather unique anthropological interpretation of human narratives and life stories, displaying a rich tapestry of interwoven discourses that are accentuated by AEus' and AEthem' remarks....The book is a fascinating read, and the subject is one of considerable practical and theoretical significance. --Tomoko Hamada .. .Offers a rare and welcome insight into the inner lives and psychology of Japanese bankers....Sakai delivers a rather unique anthropological interpretation of human narratives and life stories, displaying a rich tapestry of interwoven discourses that are accentuated by AEus' and AEthem' remarks....The book is a fascinating read, and the subject is one of considerable practical and theoretical significance. --Tomoko Hamada

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Junko Sakai lectures on British society in the English literature department at Ferris University in Yokohama, Japan and teaches English at Rikkyo University in Tokyo.

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