Published Works
Tsurumi's published works include:
- The Japanese Are Coming (1976)
- Multinational Management (1977 and 1984)
- Sogoshosha (1979 and 1984) (aided the U.S. Congress' enactment the Export Trading Act of 1982)
- Ikareru Amerika (Angry America) (1983)
- Nichibei Masatsu (Japan-U.S. Conflicts) (1988)
- Nihon Saikatsu Ron (Restructuring Japan) (1987)
- Threat of Japan's Neo-Nationalism (1988)
- Global Insights (1989)
- Showdown (1989)
- Global Management (1990)
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