Publications

BOOKS :

2002 – Information Technology Strategies: How leading firms use IT to gain an advantage, (Book on IT Strategy based results of Sloan IT case studies). Click here to visit Book's web site at Oxford University Press) [Excerpt from the book: Cover , Why read this book? , Acknowledgements , Foreword by Hugh Patrick and Contents ]

2003 – Japanese translation of the Information Technology Strategies : How leading firms use IT to gain an advantage. Published by Nikkei Business Publications Inc., Japan.

MONOGRAPHS :

1995 – The Future Evolution of Japanese-US Competition in Software: Policy Challenges and Strategic Prospects, Final Report Japan-US Friendship Commission, Columbia University.

1967 – Park, et al, Effective Protective Rates for Korean Industries, Korean Development Institute, Seoul, Korea.

1966 – "A Theory of Changing Trade Patterns Under Economic Growth: Tested for Japan," Yale Economic Essays , New Haven, Conn., Fall 1967, pp. 69-135.

ARTICLES PUBLISHED:

2006-, and Mazhar ul Islam, Japanese Mini-Banks: Retail Banking Services through Convenience Stores. Asian Business and Management. Vol. 5 , Issue 2. pp/ 187-206.

- , Ronnie Wankadia and Rajiv Mehta, Dendrite International, Inc.: Entering the Central and East European Market, The E-Business Review. Vol. VI.

2004- and Hemlatha Subramanian, Leveraging IT As A Core Competency To Enter New Businesses: The UPS Case. The Business Review, Cambridge.

- and Mazhar ul Islam, JAPANESE ‘MINI BANKS’: Retail Banking Services through Convenience Stores, Proceedings of the Association of Japanese Business Studies Conference, Stockholm, Sweden (refereed)

- The MIT Sloan Management Review features “Putting E-Commerce to Work: The Japanese Convenience Store Case,” (an article written by of Prof. Bill Rapp & Mazhar ul Islam - see below) in its Spring 2004 issue. Click here to read the article from the MIT Sloan Management Review website. You can also download a copy of the article in pdf (Adobe Acrobat) format from here.

2003-, Review, Beyond the Dot.Com's, The Economic Promise of the Internet. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Vol. 50, No. 4.

_ and Mazhar ul Islam, “Putting E-Commerce to Work: The Japanese Convenience Store Case,” Annual Publication, American Society for Competitiveness, Washington, DC, October, (Refereed)

- and Mazhar ul Islam, “Putting E-Commerce to Work: The Japanese Convenience Store Case,” Working Paper of the Center on Japanese Economy and Business, Columbia University, NY

_, and Mazhar ul Islam, “JAPANESE CONVENIENCE STORES AND TELEMATICS Another Approach to Capturing E&M-Commerce Advantages,” Proceedings Hawaii Conference on International Business, Honolulu (refereed)

_, and Mazhar ul Islam, “JAPANESE CONVENIENCE STORES’ Telematic Approach to Gaining an E-Commerce Advantage,” Proceedings of the Association of Japanese Business Studies Conference, Montreal, Canada (refereed)

_, and Mazhar ul Islam, “An E-Commerce Alternative: Japanese Convenience Stores, E-Retsus, and Telematics – Gaining an Advantage in E&M Commerce,” Proceedings of the 9th Industrial, Engineering and Management Systems Association Conference, Orlando, FL (refereed)

2002-, and Mazhar ul Islam, "Japanese Convenience Stores and E-Retsus: An Alternative Approach to Capturing an E-Commerce Advantage." Proceedings of the International Conference on Globalization, Innovation and Human Resource Development for Competitive Advantage held at the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand between December 17 –19 2002, (refereed)

_, Review of the Rice Paper Ceiling, Pacific Affairs, Summer

2001– , “Nomura Research Institute: Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology,” Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage, Columbia, NY

_, “Nationwide Financial Services: Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology,” Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage, Columbia, NY

_, “Nomura Research Institute: Success by Assisting Others to Gain and Sustain Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology,” Proceedings Association Of Japanese Business Studies Conference, June (refereed)

2000– , “International Retail Banking: The Citibank Group, Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology,” Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage, Columbia, NY

_, “Automobiles: Toyota Motor Corporation: Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology,” Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage, Columbia, NY

_, “Steel: Nippon Steel, K.K. – Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, “Steel: Tokyo Steel, K.K. – Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, Nobuhiko Hibara, “Food Retailing: Ito-Yokado Group- Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

1999 – , Review Japan’s Technical Standards: Implications for Global Trade and Competitiveness , Journal of Asian Business , Vol. 15 No 3, Ann Arbor, MI

_, “Life Insurance: Meiji Life – Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, “Retail Banking: Sanwa Bank – Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, “Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Using Information Technology: Emergence of Controlled Production,” Best Papers Proceedings, Association of Japanese Business Studies, Salt Lake City, UT. (refereed)

_, Hiroshi Amari, and Hugh Patrick, “Sustaining Long Term Advantage through Information Technology, Pharmaceu- ticals: Takeda,” in Information Processing as a Competitive Advantage of Japanese Firms ,H. Albach, U. Goertzen, and R. Zobel, ed., WZB, Berlin

_,and Hiroshi Amari, “PHARMACEUTICALS: TAKEDA - Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, and Hiroshi Amari, “PHARMACEUTICALS: Merck - Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Techno logy”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia -Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, and Christos Cabolis, “SEMICONDUCTORS: NEC - Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Infor -mation Techno logy”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia -Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, “Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Through Information Technology: The Emergence of Controlled Production”, Working Paper of Center on Japanese Economy and Business for Columbia-Yale Sloan Foundation Project: Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage

_, “Foreign Firms in Japan’s Securities Industry in the 1980s and Post Bubble Economy,” in Post Bubble Japanese Business, Raj Aggarwal, ed., Kluwer Academic Publishers, Chapter 7 (refereed)

1998– ,Review, Growth Theories in Light of the East Asian Experience, Journal of Asian and African Studies

_, Review, The Economic Development of Japan, Studies in Comparative International Development

_, “Copyright: A Too Strong Protection Policy for Computer Software?” in volume edited by Koichi Hamada on Intellectual Property Rights in Japan , MITI, Tokyo.

_, “Life Cycle Model,” Final Report Symposium on Building the Financial System of the 21st Century: An Agenda for Japan & the United States , Program on International Financial Systems, Harvard Law School.

1997 – , Review Firms and Industrial Organizations in Japan, Journal of Asian Business, Vol 13 No 1

, Review The Eight Core Values of the Japanese Businessman, Journal of Asian Business , Vol 13 No 2

1996– ,“Customized Software: Strategies for Acquiring and Sustaining Competitive Advantage: A Japanese Perspective,“ Canadian Association of Japanese Studies 1995 Conference Proceedings (refereed)

– , Review Japan and Malaysian Development: In the Shadow of the Rising Sun, Pacific Affairs , Vol. 69 No. 3

– , Review Japanese Industrialization and the Asian Economy, Journal of Asian Business , Number 4

1995 --, “Capturing Japan’s Attention: Canada’s Evolving Economic Relation with Japan,” Benchmarking the Canadian Presence in East Asia, Wendy Dobson, ed., Centre for International Business, University of Toronto (refereed).

– , “Soft Policies and Hard Competition: Government, Industry, and User Impacts on the Development of Japan’s Software Industry,” Columbia Center on Japanese Economy and Business Working Paper No. 94.

– , “Japanese Producers and the Strategic Development of Vietnam’s Automobile Industry,” Vietnam and Japan, Japanese Aid and Investment Strategies in Vietnam: Implications for Development Directions, Barbara Duffield, ed., Centre for Asia Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria, B.C., Canada

– , Review Economic, Industrial and Managerial Coordination between Japan and the USA, Journal of Japanese Studies, August

1994 – , Review article on Japanese Finance and Unequal Equities, Journal of Japanese Studies , February.

– , Review Article Zaibatsu, Journal of Asian Studies, August.

1993 --, "Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in the Product Cycle," Proceedings of the Association of Japanese Business Studies, January (refereed).

--, "Japan Inc. at a Crossroads: Outlook for Japan's Economy and Multinational Corporations through the End of the Decade." The World & I, Washington Times , November.

1992 --, "Japanese Multinationals: An Evolutionary Theory and Some Potential Global Political Implications for the 1990's, " Center on Japanese Economy and Business Working Paper Series, No. 61, January. Published as "Japanese Multinationals: An Evolutionary Theory," in Europe. Japan. and America in the 1990s: Cooperation and Competition , Vol. III in Europe. Asia-Pacific Studies in Economy edited by Thomas Leuenberger and Martin Einstein, Springier-, Berlin, p 221-267 (refereed).

--, "Does the Sun Have to Set?" The World & I, Washington Times , Washington, D.C., October, p 562-567

1989 --, "Review Japan Facing Economic Maturity," The Journal of Japanese Studies, Vol. 15, No. 1

1988 --, "Demystifying M&A," Mitsui Trade News. Vol. 25. also appeared in Japan Update , Keizai Koho Center, Summer 1988 page 21

1987--, "Stabilizing the Yen: The Unattractive Alternatives to Full Import Liberalization," Yomiuri Symposium on International Economy '87, Yomiuri Shimbun , Tokyo, p 53-56.

1986 --, "Japan's Invisible Barriers to Trade," T. Pugel, ed., Fragile Interdependence, D.C. Heath, NY, p 21-45 (refereed).

1984- -, "Unbundling Japan Inc.," Creative Computing, August, p 43-48.

1983--, "Japan's Government Policy on Trade," Encyclopedia of Japan , Kodansha, Tokyo.

--, "Reevaluating Past Policy Approaches to US-Japanese Trade Problems," R. Kosobud, ed, Northeast Asia and the United States: Defense Partnerships and Trade Rivalries, Chicago Council Foreign Relations, Chicago, p 25-42.

--, "Industrial Structure and Japanese Trade Friction," Journal of International Affairs, Summer, Vol. 37, p 67-79.

1981 Review Multinationalism Japanese Style: The Political Economy of Outward Dependency , The Journal of Japanese Studies , Vol. 7, No. 1, pages 200-202

1980 --, "The United States and Japan: Competition in World Markets: Policy Alternatives for the United States," Special Study on Economic Change. Vol. 9. The International Economy: US Role in a World Market, Joint Economic Committee, US Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., December 17, p 345-361.

--, "The Decade Ahead: Japan's Economy in the 1980's," Japan Society Newsletter , NY, Vol. XXVIII, p 5-7.

1979 --, "What the US has to do to Compete with Japan," Journal of Contemporary Business, Vol. 8, No. 2, p 17-26 .

--, and William L. Givens, "What it Takes to Meet the Japanese Challenge," Fortune, June 18, 1979, p 104 -120. (Also printed in Japanese in President, September, p 254-263.)

--, and Robert Feldman, "Japan' s Economic Strategy and Prospects," William J. Barnds, ed., Japan and the United States: Challenges and Opportunities , NYU Press, NY, p 86-154.

1977 --, "Japan: Its Industrial Policy and Corporate Behavior," Columbia Journal of World Business, NY, Spring, pp. 38-58 (refereed).

1976 --, "Firm Size and Japan's Export Structure: A Microview of Japan's Changing Export Competiti- veness Since Meiji," Hugh Patrick, ed., Japanese Industrialization and Its Social Consequences, U of C Press, Berkeley, pp. 201-248.

1975 --, "Japan's Industrial Policy," Isaiah Frank, ed., The Japanese Economy in International Perspective , John Hopkins Press, Baltimore, p 37-66.

--, "The Many Possible Extensions of Product Cycle Analysis," Hitotsubashi Journal of Economics, Vol. 16, No. 1, Tokyo, June, p 22-29. (Also published in Japanese in Hitotsubashi's Japanese Journal and Kojima, ed., Essays in Remem- brance of N. Akamatsu.)

--, "Supply Management: A Key Element in Japan's Economic Policy," The Morgan Guaranty Survey, Morgan Guaranty, NY, September, p 10-15.

1973 --, "Strategy Formulation and International Competition," Columbia Journal of World Business, NY, Vol. VIII, No. 2, p 98-112 (refereed).

1972 --, and James G. Abegglen, "The Competitive Impact of Japanese Growth," in Jerome Cohen, ed., Pacific Partner- ship: United States-Japan Trade, D.C. Heath, Lexington, Mass., p 19-50.

--, James van B . Dresser, Jr., and Thomas M. Hout, "Competitive Development of the Japanese Steel Industry," in J. Cohen, ed., op. cit., p 201-220

--, and Thomas Hout, "Competitive Development of the Japanese Automobile Industry," in J. Cohen, ed., op. cit.

1971- -, "Implications of Japanese Competition for U.S. Business," Bond Buyer Annual, NY, November 30, p 221-240.

1970 --, and James C. Abegglen, "Japanese Managerial Behavior and 'Excessive Competition'," The Developing Economies, Vol. VIII, Tokyo, December, No. 4, p 427-444 (refereed).

1969 --, Herbert G. Grubel, and Harry G. Johnson, “Excise Taxes and Effective Protection: A Note,” The Economic Journal, Vol. LXXIX, September, p 674-675 (refereed).

FORMAL PAPERS AND SPEECHES DELIVERED:

2006, paper presentation, Hydrocarbon to Hydrogen: Toyota's Long-term IT-based Smart Production Strategy. The Society for Advancement of Management, April.

, paper presentation. Dendrite International, Inc.: Entering the Central and East European Market, The International Academy of E-Business Conference.

2005, paper presentation, What Brown Does For ECommerce: The UPS Case, The International Academy of E-Business Conference.

2004, Poster session, JAPANESE ‘MINI BANKS’: Retail Banking Services through Convenience Stores, The Academy of International Business, Stockholm, Sweden. ( with Mazhar ul Islam)

- paper presentation. Leveraging IT As A Core Competency To Enter New Businesses: The UPS Case. The International Business and Technology Research Conference. Las Vegas. October. (WON THE BEST PAPER PRIZE)

- paper presentation, JAPANESE ‘MINI BANKS’: Retail Banking Services through Convenience Stores, The Association of Japanese Business and Economy conference, Stockholm, Sweden. ( with Mazhar ul Islam)

2003, Presentation of paper, “Putting E-Commerce to Work: The Japanese Convenience Store Case,” Annual Meeting, American Society for Competitiveness, Washington, DC

Presentation, “LEVERAGING JAPAN'S MALAISE - Leading Japanese Firms' Strategic Initiatives,” NYU Stern School Of Business, New York City (refereed)

Paper Presentation, “JAPANESE CONVENIENCE STORES AND TELEMATICS Another Approach to Capturing E&M-Commerce Advantages", the International Business and Management Research Conference, Hawaii, June 10-14(refereed)

Presentation Paper, “Putting E-commerce to Work: The Japanese Convenience Store Case”, the Association of Japanese Business Studies Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada, June 5-8, (refereed)

Presentation Paper, “Putting E-commerce to Work: The Japanese Convenience Store Case”, the Japan Economic Seminar, Washington, March

-Presentation Paper, “An E-commerce Alternative: Japanese Convenience Stores, E-Retsus, and Telematics - Gaining an Advantage in E&M Commerce, the 9th International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems (IEMS) held at the Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA between March 17-19.(referred)

2002 -Presentation of Paper with Mazhar ul Islam, "Japanese Convenience Stores and E-Retsus : An Alternative Approach to Capturing an E-Commerce Advantage." the International Conference on Globalization, Innovation and Human Resource Development for Competitive Advantage held at the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, December

Keynote Address, “IT STRATEGIES: Best Practice Paradigm, How Leading Firms Use IT To Gain Sustainable Competitive Advantage,” International Conference on Globalization, Innovation and Human Resource Development for Competitive Advantage held at the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, December

Presentations at MIT (December) and Columbia (October) on “Strong Get Stronger: The Role of IT and Globalization in Restructuring Japanese Industry”.

Presentation on the “Role of IT and Globalization in Restructuring Industry,” Association of Japanese Business Studies Conference, June

2001 - Presentation, “E-banking in Japan”, Annual Conference of the Association of Japanese Business Studies, Seinjoki, Finland

Presentation paper on Nomura Securities, “Success by Assisting Others to Gain and Sustain Long-term Advantage through Information Technology,” Association Of Japanese Business Studies Conference, Finland, June (refereed)

Presentation at Amherst College, “Great Expectations – E-Business: Some Emerging Scenarios That Will Alter Our lives,” June

Presentation “Great Expectations -E-Banking: Some Emerging Formats”, Conference on Using Information technology to Improve Competitiveness, Helsinki, Finland, May

2000- Presentation of paper to Association of Japanese Business Studies on Nippon Steel’s E-Commerce Strategy, Japan, (refereed)

National University of Singapore, Singapore, “Economic Origins of Asia’s Financial Crises: Are They Really Being Fixed?”, March

Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, “Japan’s Current Financial & Economic Crisis: a Contrarian View?” February

1999 -Presentation on Continuing Problems in the Asian Financial Crisis to joint conference of American University, Korea University and Ritsumeikan University, November

Association of Japanese Business Studies Annual Conference, “Gaining and Sustaining Long-term Advantage Using Information Technology: Emergence of Controlled Production,” June

UN International Economic Relations Branch Conference on the Global Financial System, “The Impact of Financial Derivatives on Trade and Development in Emerging Market Economies, April

1998 -Association of Japanese Business Studies Annual Conference, “Case Study on the Use of Information to Achieve Competitive Advantage: Takeda”, May

Presentation WHU, Koblenz, Germany on “Japanese Companies Use of Software to Achieve Competitive Advantage,” February and Presentation WZB Berlin Conference on Japanese Information Technology, “Use of Information Technology Case Studies on Pharmaceuticals: Takeda and Merck” (refereed)

1997 - Association of Japanese Business Studies Annual Conference, “Japanese Software Project”, June MITI conference at Yale, “Copyright: A Too Strong Protection Policy for Computer Software?” May (refereed)

1996 -CAPI Conference on “The Asia-Pacific Region and the Expanding Borders of the WTO: Implica- tions, Challenges and Opportunities”, “The Persistence of Unilateralism and Bilateral Negotiations: A Practitioner’s Perspective,” June.

Columbia Program for Chinese Power Firms, “Project Financing: Difficulties and Strategic Opportunities,” May.

Columbia Conference on Software Users’ Strategies for Gaining Competitive Advantage: a US-Japan Comparison, “Japanese Users’ Strategies for Achieving Competitive Advantage,” April.

1995 -Canadian Association of Japanese Studies Conference, “Customized Software: Strategies for Acquiring and Sustaining Competitive Advantage: A Japanese Perspective,” University of Victoria, September (refereed).

Seminar on Japan, Computers and Intellectual Property in an Era of Rapid Technological Change, “Customized Software: Japanese Strategies for Gaining and Sustaining Competitive Advantage,” Victoria, September

Association Japanese Business Studies, “Strategic Evolution of the Japanese Software Industry,” Michigan, June.

Hong Kong Bank Asian Forum, ”Capturing Japan’s Attention: Canada’s Evolving Economic Relation with Japan,” Toronto, June (refereed).

Japan Economic Seminar, Columbia on “The Strategic Evolution of Japan’s Software Industry - Government Policies, Industry Initiatives and User Economics: an Evolutionary Perspective,” February.

1994 -Osaka University-Columbia conference in Osaka on Developments in the Japanese Economy and Its Pacific Context, "The Role of Foreign Firms in the Japanese Securities Industry in the 1980s," June (refereed) .

Center on Japanese Economy and Business Conference on High Technology, Columbia, "Japanese Software: Strategies and Frustrations," April.

NIBEN Conference on International Business, University of Washington, "Japanese Software: Strategies and Competition," February.

Association Japanese Business Studies, Vancouver. "Japanese-US Competition in Software Policy Challenges and Strategic Prospects. A Research Agenda.," January.

Conference on Japanese Investment and Aid Strategies in Vietnam, University of Victoria. “Japanese Producers and the Strategic Development of Vietnam’s Automobile Industry.” November.

1993 -Yale School of Organization and Management Conference on Foreign Direct Investment in Japan, "Foreign Direct Investment in the Japanese Securities Industry, Strategies for Long-term Competitive Success," (refereed) .

The Pacific Institute Conference in Washington, D.C. on The Convergence of Antitrust and Trade Laws, "Multidimensional Obstacles to Foreign Competition in Japan's Financial Services."

University of Washington Conference on Intellectual Property Issues in International Business, "International Processing Inc., A Constructed Mini-case Reflecting Transnational Tax Issues Involving Intellectual Property."

1989 -Australia-Japan Centre' s Conference on the Impact of Developments of Japan's Financial Market in Asia and the Pacific at Canberra, "Japanese Overseas Investment and Internal Economic Stress," (refereed).

1987 - Yomiuri Shimbun's Symposium on International Economy '87.

Japan Society of New York and Columbia Center on Japanese Economy and Business Conference on Japan’s Industrial Structure in Crisis: National Concerns and International Implications, “The New Dualism”.

1984 -New York University Graduate School of Business Administration Conference on Japanese Business and Economic Structure, November, "Japan's Invisible Barriers to Trade," (refereed).

1981 -Sweden-Japan Economic Foundation, Symposium, Stockholm, August, "Japanese Macroeconomic Policies and Their Impact on Trade."

1980 -Association of Asian Studies, Annual Meeting, March, Washington, D.C., "The United States and Japan: Competition in World Markets - Policy Alternatives for the United States."

1979 - US-Japan Economic Relationship in the 1980s Fortune Conference with US-Japan Trade Council, Washington, DC, October, "Japanese Competitive Developments in the 1980's," reported Fortune and Wall Street Journal

Japanese American Relations in the World Economy, Skidmore, Saratoga Springs, NY, August, "US-Japan Economic Relations in the 1980's: A Multilateral Perspective."

Second World Congress International Federation of Purchasing and Materials Management, Mexico City, July, "National Economic Policies and their Effect on World Trade."

1978 - Japanese-American Relations in the World Economy, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY August, "Japanese Managerial Style as a Function of Real Economic Pressure and Successful Long-Term Strategies."

1973 - American Statistical Association, Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA., April, "Japan and the US"

1971 -National Association of Business Economists, Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, March, "Implications of Japanese Competition for U.S. Business." Reported New York Times, IEEE Newsletter , and US News and World Report.

OTHER:

Congressional Testimony: Joint Economic Committee, "National Economic Policy and U.S. Export Competitiveness." Interstate and Foreign Commerce, "Industrial Policy and Economic Survival: The Japanese Case," both 1980. Also participated 1982 hearings before the Committee on Foreign Affairs on “U.S. Foreign Policy and the Law of the Sea.”

Speeches NY Japan Society on US-Japan Trade, Japanese Economic Structure, Japanese Energy Demand, and Barriers to Trade, 1975, 1979, 1980, and 1984 respectively. Pacific Partnership Project 1971-72. Helped raise $180,000 from Japan-US Friendship Commission in 1976 to sponsor conferences on Japan related to teaching modules for use US business schools.

Japanese TV special on US-Japan Trade, December 1979. US PBS TV special on US-Japan Relations, March 1991. Published Interviews in Economist, in Look Japan. Contributor to Economist's Financial Report 1975-80. Participant in several conferences in US, Australia, and Japan including member Columbia delegation US/Japan/ASEAN conference in Japan, December 1990 and Member of the National Academy of Engineering study on the global electronics industry, 1980-81 and National Research Council study on Protecting Intellectual Property 1993.