Vol.69 No.3 WIN. 2021 (In Japanese)
A leading management journal in Japanese,
which builds a bridge between theory and practice.
EDITED BY
Hitotsubashi University, Institute of Innovation Research
PUBLISHED BY
Toyo Keizai Inc.
Startups That Change the Future
Masatoshi Fujiwara / Yaichi Aoshima
“Japanese Entrepreneurs: The First Phase Report from “Entrepreneurs Who Change the World”“
Naoko Hatakeyama / Yoichiro Kurosawa
“A Historical Understanding of Why Governance Has Been a Core Value for the Development of VC and PE Funds“
Kenji Kutsuna
“Regional Distribution and Performance of IPO Companies: Finance Issues for Regional Revitalization“
Shigeo Kagami
“University Start-ups: 20 Years of Progress and Future Challenges“
Yoshiaki Ishii
“Emerging Startup Policy in Japan“
Tomohisa Okamoto / Yaichi Aoshima
“Strategic Use of Corporate Venture Capital: Analyses on Major CVCs in Japan, US, and Europe“
Seiichiro Yonekura / Anis Uzzaman
“CVC 4.0 Accelerates Diversity and Speed: Open the Way to the Future by VC as a Service“
●Managerial Insights from Innovation Management Studies (4)
Tohru Yoshioka-Kobayashi
●Entrepreneurs Who Change the World (9)
Tsuyoshi Ito
Interviewed by Yaichi Aoshima / Masatoshi Fujiwara
Vol.69 No.2 AUT. 2021 (In Japanese)
A leading management journal in Japanese,
which builds a bridge between theory and practice.
EDITED BY
Hitotsubashi University, Institute of Innovation Research
PUBLISHED BY
Toyo Keizai Inc.
Rejuvenation of Science and Technology Research in Japan
Shinichi Kobayashi / Eriko fukumoto
“The Endless Overcontrol and Overadaptation: Consequences of National University Reform in Japan“
Hiroshi Maruyama
“Academia and Society: Closing the Gap“
Keita Nakazawa
“Challenges in Japanese Research Universities and Initiatives to Strengthen Research Capability“
Takahiro Endo
“Beyond Resource Dependence: Frontline Researchers at Research-Intensive Universities“
Simon Kerridge
“Research Management and Administration: A Profession?“
Hideto Koizumi / Makoto Kadowaki / Yuki Teramoto / Yasushi Hara / Yaichi Aoshima / Manabu Eto
“A Dangerous Catecholamines?: Competitive Grant Reliance and Department-level Academic Research Productivity“
●Managerial Insights from Innovation Management Studies (3)
Tohru Yoshioka-Kobayashi
Institute of Innovation Research has been holding the IIR Summer School every year since 2010. The 12th Summer School was held remotely through Zoom on August 23 & 24, 2021.
The purpose of this summer school is to promote innovation research by building researcher networks, offering a place for presenting the latest research results, and supporting young researchers. This year, we invited Professor Alex COAD as a guest speaker and a total of 13 presentations were made (7 were in Japanese and 6 in English).
The Best Presentation Award was awarded to Dr. Naoto NADAYAMA, Associate Professor, Kanagawa University.
The title of his presentation was “Subsidiary Managers’ Reaction to Headquarters’ Decision Making of Divestment”.
The participants were wide ranging from graduate students to researchers and business practitioners. We thank them all for their participation.
The program of the 12th IIR Summer School can be accessed from below.
https://www.iir.hit-u.ac.jp/blog/2021/07/12/program-ss2021/
Professor Kentaro NAKAJIMA received the Homer Hoyt Institute Best Paper Award for his paper “From Samurai to Skyscrapers: How Historical Lot Fragmentation Shapes Tokyo” (co-authored with Junichi Yamasaki (Kobe University) and Kensuke Teshima (Hitotsubashi University)).
Organization:
The Asian Real Estate Society (AsRES), the Global Chinese Real Estate Congress (GCREC)
and the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA)
Award:
Homer Hoyt Institute Best Paper Award
Date:
July 2021
Achievements:
“From Samurai to Skyscrapers: How Historical Lot Fragmentation Shapes Tokyo” (co-authored with Junichi Yamasaki (Kobe University) and Kensuke Teshima (Hitotsubashi University)).
https://hermes-ir.lib.hit-u.ac.jp/hermes/ir/re/71546/
Website of AsRES
https://www.asres.org/index.html
Topic:
“Strategic Renewal of Hollywood Movies by TMT as Agents of Change: The Impact of Change in TMT and Narrative Transformation on Franchise Performance”
Speaker:
Avimanyu (Avi) Datta
(Professor, Strategy and Entrepreneurship and George R & Martha Means Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, Illinois State University)
Date：
September 1st (Wednesday) 2021
from 10:00 to 11:30
Venue:
Zoom online
Organizer:
Masaru Karube
This forum is jointly organized by MIC (Management Innovation Research Center), Hitotsubashi University.
Deadline:
17:00, August 31, 2021
Notice of Change of the Venue of IIR Summer School:
The Summer School will be held via Zoom.
Brown bag lunch seminar 2021.7.21 Marc Chataigner
Topic:
“Speculating good companies. A discourse analysis of the role of peer-to-peer hospitality micro-entrepreneurs”
Speaker:
Marc Chataigner
(Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University)
Date:
July 21th (Wednesday) 2021
from 12:40 to 14:00
Venue:
Zoom online
Organizer:
Masaru Karube
Deadline:
9:00, July 21 , 2021
Professor Kentaro NAKAJIMA received the AREUEA National Conference Best Paper Award for his paper “Consumption Access and the Spatial Concentration of Economic Activity: Evidence from Smartphone Data” (co-authored with Yuhei MIYAUCHI (Boston University) and Stephen REDDING (Princeton University)).
Organization:
The American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA)
Award:
AREUEA National Conference Best Paper Award
Date:
June 2021
Achievements:
“Consumption Access and the Spatial Concentration of Economic Activity: Evidence from Smartphone Data” (co-authored with Yuhei MIYAUCHI (Boston University) and Stephen REDDING (Princeton University)).
Website of Princeton University
https://www.princeton.edu/~reddings/papers/Cellphone_Paper.pdf
Website of AREUEA
https://www.areuea.org/national-meeting-best-paper
Brown bag lunch seminar 2021.7.7 Kristina Kazuhara
Topic:
“Metaphorical Translations – A Process Study of a Strategic Initiative at Novo Nordisk in Japan”
Speaker:
Kristina Kazuhara
(Ph.D. Fellow, Copenhagen Business School / Teaching Associate Professor, University of Copenhagen)
Date:
July 7th (Wednesday) 2021
from 12:40 to 14:00
Venue:
Zoom online
Organizer:
Masaru Karube
Deadline:
9:00, July 7 , 2021
Vol.69 No.1 SUM. 2021 (In Japanese)
A leading management journal in Japanese,
which builds a bridge between theory and practice.
EDITED BY
Hitotsubashi University, Institute of Innovation Research
PUBLISHED BY
Toyo Keizai Inc.
Rebuilding International Business: How to Further Connect Japanese Economy and the World Economy
Kazuhiro Asakawa / Harry Korine
“Strategic Transformation to Global Open R&D: The Case of Takeda“
Tomoatsu Shibata
“Evolution on the Global Product Development Str ategy: DAIKIN’s Growth Trajectory“
Kim Heejin / Hiroshi Itagaki / Tomoki Sekiguchi
“Language Choice of Japanese MNCs’ Foreign Subsidiaries“
Sachiko Yamao
“Managing Human Capital with Global Mindset: Insights from International Human Resource Management Studies“
Osamu Ishida
“Globalization of Production System: From the Perspective of Physical Space and Digital Space“
Han H. Spring
“Is Your Company’s Service Sector Ready for the Third-order Effects?“
Lee Heejin
“US-China Disputes and the Geopolitics of Technical Standards: From the Perspective of Techno-nationalism“
●From My Bookshelf
Susumu Nagayama
