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vol.11
| vol.11 |
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| 1. Nobutaka Odake & Yukako Harata_Growth of the Custom-made Market in the Metal and Machining Sectors in the DX Era and Startups and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises as Engines of Innovation |
| 2. Kazunori Minetaki & Teruyuki Bunno_How Do the Measures of Global Warming Drive Innovation? : An Empirical Study of Japanese SMEs in the Manufacturing Industry |
| 3. Masayuki Furusawa_Growing Overseas Markets by Employing International Students: A Case Study of “Inclusion” at a Japanese SME, Honda Kiko Co., Ltd. |
| 4. Naoko Kawahara et al._ Internal Carbon Pricing: Possibilities and Challenges |
| 5. Book Review_Dr Kazuo Inamori’s Management Praxis and Philosophy: A Response to the Profit-Maximisation Paradigm by Kimio Kase |
vol.10
| vol.10 |
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| 1. Pedro Nueno_Globalization: “Going Fast and Doing Well” |
| 2. Mario Raich et al._ The Art of Life Design: An Essay Enabling Voyage into the Future |
| 3. Pabitra Dangol et al._ Impact of ICT and E-Commerce on Nepal’s Foreign Trade |
| 4. Tony Lingham & Bonnie Richley_Evidence-based Team Development: Pre-post Assessment of Team Experiences with Team Coaching Intervention |
| 5. Kazunori Minetaki_A Text Mining and Network Analysis of Tweets Related to Variants of COVID-19 on Twitter in Japan: Focus on the Delta Variant |
| 6. David J. Teece_Agility, Knowledge Creation, and Dynamic Capabilities: Implications for the Soft Car Revolution |
| 7. Hadi Cahyadi_Beating the Third Generation Curse: A Theory on Intergenerational Perpetuation of Large Family Businesses |
| 8. Noriko Irie & Naoko Kawahara_Price Premia for Information on Local Social Impacts of Electricity Production: A Choice Experiment in Japan |
| 9. Yasuaki Watanabe & Richard B. Dasher_How AI Innovation Contributes to Technological Progress in Terms of the Solow?Cobb?Douglas Production Function |
vol.9
| vol.9 |
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| 1．David J. Teece_ Strengthening Dynamic Capabilities in Domestic Firms |
| 2．Ikujiro Nonaka, Hirotaka Takeuchi & Kota Uno_ Reconceptualizing Tacit Knowing: A Phenomenological Perspective |
| 3．Philip Sugai_ The Seven Directions of Value |
| 4．Bonnie Richley & Tony Lingham_ A Measure to Assess, Coach, and Develop Individuals: Integrating Learning, Creativity, Design Thinking, Innovation, and Work Motivation |
| 5．Ayano Nishihara_ Revisiting Nonaka’s Organizational Knowledge Creation Theory for during and after the COVID-19 Pandemic |
| 6．Jeremy Lamri & Todd Lubart_ Creativity and Its’ Relationships with 21st Century Skills in Job Performance |
| 7．Ikuko Nishida_ The Function of Network-Style Transactions in Local Japanese Industry: A Case Study of the Plum Industry in the Minabe-Tanabe Region of Wakayama(PDF) |
| 8．Kazunori Minetaki_ Impact of the Extent of Telework Effect on Employee Job Satisfaction and Labor Productivity in Japan |
| 9．J.-C. Spender_ Towards a Firm for Our Time |
vol.8
| vol.8 |
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| 1．Ikujiro Nonaka & Kota Uno：Maneuvering Knowledge：A Study of U.S. Marine Corps |
| 2．Hirotaka Takeuchi：Humanizing Management and Innovation |
| 3．Gerard J. Puccio & Amanda Lohiser：The Case for Creativity in Higher Education: Preparing Students for Life and Work in the 21st Century |
| 4．Greg Clydesdale：Peer Relationships in the Workplace: A Call to Arms |
| 5．Lisa Ribeiro & Dai Senoo：An Autopoietic View of the Ba and Its Adaptation: the Dynamics of Acquaintanceship, Knowledge Gaps, and Importance of the Concept in Knowledge Creation |
| 6．Louis Brennan & Alessandra Vecchi：The Orbital Circular Economy Framework: Emblematic Evidence from the Space Industry |
| 7．Fangqi Xu & Henry Andersen：An Examination of the Kazuo Inamori Management Philosophy |
| 8．Harold Demonaco, Pedro Oliveira, Andrew Torrance et al.：When Patients Become Innovators |
| 9．Yasuaki Watanabe & Richard B. Dasher：On the Progress of Industrial Revolutions: A Model to Account for the Spread of Artificial Intelligence Innovations across Industry |
vol.7
| vol.7 |
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| 1．Sternberg's paper |
| 2．Zhou's paper |
| 3．Valliere and Hassannezhad's paper |
| 4．Xu and Xu's paper |
| 5．Molina and Valbuena's paper |
| 6．Du, Nagai and Wang's paper |
| 7．Li, Yang and Tang's paper |
| 8．Swinnen, Teirlinck and Isaksen's paper |
| 9．Zhang, Usui and Yang's paper |
| 10．Suh's paper |
| 11．Minetaki's paper |
vol.6
| vol.6 |
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| 1．Philip Kotler:Is American Capitalism Still Working for Us? |
| 2．J.-C. Spender:Managing?According to Williamson, or to Coase? |
| 3．Masahiko Takaya:Japan's Incentive System in Medical Care: Preliminary Research on Psychiatric and General Hospitals |
| 4．Joseph Heller & Jacob Weisberg:Creativity, Innovation and Organizational Performance: Does HRM Bind Them Together? |
| 5．Fernando Cardoso de Sousa, Florbela Nunes & Ileana Pardal Monteiro:Creative Industries: Managers' Perceived Creativity and Innovation Practices |
| 6．Kenneth A. Grant, Divya Padmanaban & Amr El-Kebbi:The Early Investment Ecosystem for Start-ups in Canada, a Preliminary Study |
| 7．Patricia (Tish) Robinson & Kiyohiko Ito:Inter-linkages between Educational Institutions and White Collar Labor Mobility: A Comparative Study in Japan, Germany, and the U.S.A. |
| 8．Miwako Nitani & Francois Neville:Growth Aspirations and Financing Choices of Immigrant-Owned New Ventures in Canada |
| Fangqi Xu_Book Review |
| Joachim Schwass_Book Review |
vol.5
| vol.5 |
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| 1．Jiro Kokuryo & Akiko Kaya:The Human-AI Ecosystem: A Nonhuman-Centric Approach |
| 2．Masaaki Kotabe, Steven J. Casper & Arun Upadhyay:The Effect of Tacit Knowledge and Marketing Capability on International Diversification Premium by Industry |
| 3．Laima Gerlitz & Gunnar Prause:Design Management as a Driver for Innovation in SMEs |
| 4．Abdul Ali, Donna J. Kelley & Chaewon Lee:Do You See What I See? Growth Intentions as a Function of Personal Resources and Opportunity Perceptions |
| 5．Suchit Ahuja & Yolande E. Chan:Resource Orchestration for IT-enabled Innovation 1) |
| 6．Fangqi Xu & Hideki Muneyoshi:A Case Study of DJI, the Top Drone Maker in the World 1) |
| 7．Carsten Deckert & Anke Scherer:The Dao of Innovation: What European Innovators Can Learn from Philosophical Daoism 1) |
| 8．David T. Methe:An Exploration of the Conceptual Linkages among Entrepreneurial Leadership, Intellectual Capital, Effectuation and Triple Loop Learning in Japanese High Technology Start-ups |
vol.4
| vol.4 |
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| 1．Norio Kambayashi: Development of the Paradigm for Human Resource Management: Significance, Limitations, and Overcoming the Limitations |
| 2．Yat Ming Ooi & Kenneth Husted: Knowledge Characteristics and Organisational Practices in User Innovation |
| 3．Ho-Don Yan: Managing Electronic Manufacturing Service (EMS) ? Terry Gou and the Making of Foxconn |
| 4．Suhas Bhargave & Tadao Kagono: Exploring the Role of Trust in BtB Partnerships: A Case-based Study of the Relationship between Indian Information Technology Vendors and Japanese Customers |
| 5．Miwako Nitani & Nicolas Legender: Fund Size and the Success of Venture Capital Exits |
| 6．Zaw Zaw Aung, Luis Arias Hormaechea & Kimio Kase: Nano-TEM: An Engineering Entrepreneurial Venture in Corporate Japan |
| 7．Min Basadur, Garry Gelade, Timothy Basadur & Richard Perez: Improved Reliability and Research Applications of the Basadur Creative Problem Solving Profile (CPSP) |
| 8．Hiro Higashide: A Model of Happiness in the Workplace |
| 9．Jan Buijs & Han van der Meer: iCPS: Delft’s Expansion of the Classical CPS-Approach |
| 10．Reiko Kaneda: One of the Basic Strategies for Reviving Japan: Creating More “Marginal Men” |
vol.3
| vol.3 |
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| 1 Ikujiro Nonaka and Ayano Hirose _ Practical Strategy as a Co-Creating Collective Narrative: A Perspective of Organizational Knowledge-Creating Theory |
| 2 Kishinchand Poornima Wasdani and Mathew J. Manimala _ Opportunity Recognition Skill of Entrepreneurs and Its Association with Their Paths to Entrepreneurship and Types of Innovations: An Empirical Investigation of SME Firms |
| 3 Ken Matsuno _ The Effects of Environmental Uncertainty and Entrepreneurial Proclivity on Market Orientation Process and Growth Momentum |
| 4 Gurumurthy Kalyanaram and Zaw Zaw Aung _ Value-Added Ecosystem and Customer Experience Enhancement Framework |
| 5 Wayne G. Macpherson, James C. Lockhart, Heather Kavan and Anthony L. Laquinto _ An Examination of Kaizen Drift in Japanese Genba |
| 6 Mitsuru Mizuno and Hajime Shimizu _ The Influence of Institutional Investors on Corporate Governance and Firm Performance: Evidence from Japan |
| 7 Fangqi Xu _ A Smartphone Challenger’s Competitive Strategy: The Case of Xiaomi |
| 8 Masao Nakamura _ Foreign Operations and Ownership: The Underlying Economics, Organizational Structure, Strategy and Foxconn |
| 9 Yukio Takagaki _ Knowledge Management and Environmental Strategy: The Connection |
| 10 Horst Geschka _ Innovation Strategy: An Approach in Three Levels |
| Ayano Hirose _ Book Review _ Phronesis and Quiddity in Management: A School of Knowledge Approach by Kimio Kase, C.G. Canton and Ikujiro Nonaka |
vol.2
| vol.2 |
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| 1 Takahiro Fujimoto _ A Genba-Based Evolutionary Approach for Analyzing Industrial Performances: The Effect of Dynamic Fit between Capabilities and Architectures |
| 2 J.-C. Spender _ Management’s Role in the Theory of the Managed Firm (TMF) |
| 3 Michael Radnor and Jeffrey Strauss _ Applying Nonaka’s “Wisdom” to Product & Process Innovation Standards |
| 4 Noboru Konno _ An Introduction to “Purposs Engineering”: An Essay on “Practical Wisdom” and Innovation |
| 5 Anders Richtner and Par Ahlstrom _ Interacting with Customers for Knowledge Creation |
| 6 Toshio Goto _ Family Business and Its Longevity |
| 7 Fangqi Xu _ The Strengths and Weaknesses of Japanese Innovation |
| 8 Philip Sugai and Lukman Aroean _ Waste vs. Challenge! Consumer Insights and Strategic Implications of Unused Technology Product Capabilities and Features |
| 9 Tadahiko Yoshida, Koji Kanagawa and Hiroshi Togo _ Formation and Reformation of the Frame as the Platform of a Public Private Partnership: A Case Study of the Project for Community Empowerment after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake 1995 |
| 10 Aruna S. Gamage _ Organizational Citizenship Behaviour among Employees in SMEs in Japan: An Analyysis of the Link with HRM Practices |
vol.1
| vol.1 |
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| 1 Ikujiro Nonaka _ From Information to Knowledge to Wisdom: My Journey |
| 2 Hirotaka Takeuchi _ Wise Leadership and Wise Capitalism |
| 3 Sunyoung Lee and David J. Teece _ The Functions of Middle and Top Management in the Dynamic Capabilities Framework |
| 4 Scott G. Isaksen _ Managing for Innovation: Examination of a Climate-Centric Model for Organizational Creativity |
| 5 Donna Finley and Vijay Sathe _ Nonaka’s SECI Framework: Case Study Evidence and an Extension |
| 6 Stuart Read, Nicholas Dew and Philippe Margery __ Innovation by Design: The Hybrid Organization |
| 7 Simon L. Dolan and Mario Raich _ Coaching by Values, Entrepreneurship and Care: A Framework for Reengineering an Innovative and Sustainable Culture |
| 8 Tadao Kagono _ A Note on Format Innovation in Japan |
| 9 Jay Mitra _ Beyond Regression: Reconceptualising Entrepreneurship for Economic and Social Development |
| 10 Fangqi Xu _ The Structure of Innovation |
| 11 Peter A. Bacevice and Jeff DeGraff _ Leading Innovation in a Creative Milieu |
| 12 Jonathan S. Feinstein _ Unleashing Creative Development |