Japanese nonprofit sector in comparative perspective
Naoto Yamauchi ()
Global Economic Review, 2000, vol. 29, issue 4, 106-128
Abstract:
Nonprofit organizations have long been less visible in Japan than in most other developed countries. But this does not imply that Japan does not have a sizable nonprofit sector. To the contrary, large numbers of Japanese hospitals, universities, social service organizations, and community groups are essentially not-for-profit in form.
Date: 2000
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