William J. Holstein

In 1989, Bill spent several
months in Japan conducting
research for this book, which
appeared at a time of great
ferment in relations between
the United States and Japan.

The event that triggered interest among book editors was the Recruit scandal, which toppled several powerful figures in Japanese politics and in its corporate world. But Bill broadened the book to become an inquiry into the structure of economic and political relations between the two countries. It received wide critical acclaim when it appeared in 1990. Copies are available at amazon.com

• Contents:
• Published Books
• Memo to the CEO: Manage the Media (Don't Let The Media Manage You).
• Rags to Riches: How Corporate Culture Spawned a Great Company.With Richard T. Farmer. 2002
• The Japanse Power Game: What It Means to America.1990
• GM
• The Next American Economy