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Special Issue: Careers in Japan. Guest Editor: Mami Taniguchi

Introduction

Mami Taniguchi
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Effects of wage and promotion incentives on the motivation levels of Japanese employees

Kiyoshi Takahashi
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Preferences for working hours over life course among Japanese manufacturing workers

Tetsushi Fujimoto
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Succeeding where others fail to try: A case study of diversity management in the Japanese retail sector

Mami Taniguchi
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Boundaryless career and adaptive HR practices in Japan's hotel industry

Masaru Yamashita; Tatsuya Uenoyama
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The relationship between employees' inter‐organizational career orientation and their career strategies

Hiroshi Yamamoto
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Career “mist,” “hope,” and “drift”: conceptual framework for understanding career development in Japan

Ichiro Kato; Ryuta Suzuki
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