Karl Boger has compiled U.S. Industrial Policy: An Annotated Bibliograhy of Books and Government Documents and Postwar Industrial Policy in Japan: An Annotated Bibliography. He received his PhD in economics from the New School for Social Research and his Masters of Library Science from SUNY, Buffalo.

• Introduction General Works on Japan's Overseas Investments North and South America Europe and Africa Asia and the Pacific Ocean Region Indexes

"Boger's timely bibliography covers the 'postwar era, especially the last few decades' of rapid increase in Japanese investment in the US and elsewhere. No closing date is specified, but entries indicate coverage into 1987. Only English-language materials whose primary emphasis is a US view of Japanese foreign investment are included. Books, both US and Japanese government publications, and periodical literature (except newspapers and 'news magazines') are the formats covered. The arrangement of material is regional after a beginning section of general works. Three separate indexes access author/editor, title, and subject. . . . The depth of coverage is good; for example, the coverage of both California and Hawaii by several sources is indicative of increasing Japanese interest in investing in those two states. Entries give standard bibliographic information plus annotations (40 to 75 words). . . . Recommended for academic and large public libraries with international business and economics collections." - Choice

Karl Boger has compiled U.S. Industrial Policy: An Annotated Bibliograhy of Books and Government Documents and Postwar Industrial Policy in Japan: An Annotated Bibliography. He received his PhD in economics from the New School for Social Research and his Masters of Library Science from SUNY, Buffalo.

• Introduction General Works on Japan's Overseas Investments North and South America Europe and Africa Asia and the Pacific Ocean Region Indexes

"Boger's timely bibliography covers the 'postwar era, especially the last few decades' of rapid increase in Japanese investment in the US and elsewhere. No closing date is specified, but entries indicate coverage into 1987. Only English-language materials whose primary emphasis is a US view of Japanese foreign investment are included. Books, both US and Japanese government publications, and periodical literature (except newspapers and 'news magazines') are the formats covered. The arrangement of material is regional after a beginning section of general works. Three separate indexes access author/editor, title, and subject. . . . The depth of coverage is good; for example, the coverage of both California and Hawaii by several sources is indicative of increasing Japanese interest in investing in those two states. Entries give standard bibliographic information plus annotations (40 to 75 words). . . . Recommended for academic and large public libraries with international business and economics collections." - Choice

Karl Boger has compiled U.S. Industrial Policy: An Annotated Bibliograhy of Books and Government Documents and Postwar Industrial Policy in Japan: An Annotated Bibliography. He received his PhD in economics from the New School for Social Research and his Masters of Library Science from SUNY, Buffalo.

• Introduction General Works on Japan's Overseas Investments North and South America Europe and Africa Asia and the Pacific Ocean Region Indexes

"Boger's timely bibliography covers the 'postwar era, especially the last few decades' of rapid increase in Japanese investment in the US and elsewhere. No closing date is specified, but entries indicate coverage into 1987. Only English-language materials whose primary emphasis is a US view of Japanese foreign investment are included. Books, both US and Japanese government publications, and periodical literature (except newspapers and 'news magazines') are the formats covered. The arrangement of material is regional after a beginning section of general works. Three separate indexes access author/editor, title, and subject. . . . The depth of coverage is good; for example, the coverage of both California and Hawaii by several sources is indicative of increasing Japanese interest in investing in those two states. Entries give standard bibliographic information plus annotations (40 to 75 words). . . . Recommended for academic and large public libraries with international business and economics collections." - Choice