Display of Zen principles on distinctive features of Japanese business culture
Journal: RUDN Journal of World History (Vol.11, No. 3)Publication Date: 2020-03-24
Authors : A. Agekyan; S. Shaposhnikov;
Page : 213-221
Keywords : Zen Buddhism; Japanese business culture; Japan;
Abstract
The aim of the research is to determine peculiarities of Japanese business culture, which formation and development was resulted from the influence of Zen Buddhism. The relevance of issue stems from the fact that in the context of globalization it is necessary to understand cultural specificities of business cultures in order to improve and adapt them to the constantly changing business environments. The main hypothesis to be confirmed is that core principles and values of modern Japanese companies’ practices to a great extent have been developed in the context of Zen, that served as a principle guideline of monks’ and samurai’ economic operations several centuries prior. The hypothesis will be proved through mixed methodology with the implementation of descriptive, historical and comparative analysis.
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