学術雑誌論文

本学関連学会

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大阪大学経済学. 2015, 65(1), p. 1-25

日本語

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2015-06

After a long negotiation between Henri Melchior, French managing director of Teikoku Sanso (oxygen) that was a foreign (French)-affiliated company as well as a leading company in the Japanese oxygen industry, and the president of the company who had been dispatched from the Japanese navy from November of 1941 to January of 1945, the process of compulsory “Japanization” of Teikoku Sanso had completed. Teikoku Sanso changed its name to Teikoku Asshuku Gasu (compressed gas) in February of 1943 and increased the paid-up capital from 3,500,000 yen to 7,500,000 yen. The capital of 3,500,000 yen was shared between Air Liquide company and Sumitomo holding company with the ratio of 7/8 of French company and 1/8 of Sumitomo. After the increase of capital, the share of Sumitomo increased to 61.5%, causing a decline to 38.5% of Air Liquide. In the autumn of 1943 Henri Melchior and French engineers was under the supervision of the military police, then were deported to China in 1944. This paper examines the process of compulsory “Japanization” of a famous foreign-affiliated company, shedding a light on the real situation of intervention by the navy into the management of a private company.

10.18910/57095

57095

外資系企業の「日本化」過程 : 戦時下における帝国酸素の事例

沢井, 実

大阪大学経済学会

日本語

2015-06

大阪大学経済学

65

1

1

25

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/57095

10.18910/57095

https://doi.org/10.18910/57095