Jump Start: Japan Comes to the Heartland
Description
Jump Start. Japan Comes to the Heartland. In August 1989, the UAW was soundly defeated in an attempt to unionize the Nissan auto plant in Smyrna, Tennessee. Front-page news across the country, the event was widely regarded as a critical blow to the American union movement. 'Rich in implications for American industry, this first-class piece of reportage on the U.S.-Japanese car wars' traces the economic, political, and social penetration of the Japanese Big Three into the fabric of the U.S heartland, as it creates a wrenching, funny, and heartwarming portrait of intermingling cultures in small-town America. Rich in implications for American industry, this first-class piece of reportage on the U.S.-Japanese 'car wars' traces the economic, political, and social penetration of the Japanese Big Three into the fabric of the U.S heartland, as'.'
Details
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Author:Gelsanliter, David
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Book Condition:Very Good
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Publisher:Farrar.Straus.Giroux. New York
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Edition:First
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Jacket Condition:Very Good
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Binding:Hard Cover
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Location:Atop
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Size:8vo
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Pages:262
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Publish Date:1990