Faculty - MORIOKA Takafumi |

MORIOKA Takafumi

Department / Course

College of Business Administration and Information Science Department of Management Synthesis

Graduate School of Business Administration and Information Science Department of Business Administration

Graduate School of Business Administration and Information Science Department of Business Administration and Information Science

Graduate School of Business Administration and Information Science Research Institute for Industry and Economics

Job Professor

Academic conference presentation
2018	A Proposition on Vitalization of Local Business Enterprises after the Phase Out of Mass-consumption Society in Japan (The 10th Study Conference of The Japan Association of Regional Development and Vitalization)
2015	Formation, Decline and Regeneration of the District Producing Paulownia Japanese-style Chests, Case:Kamo District in Niigata Prefecture (Chubu District general meeting of Japan Association for Manegement Systems)
2007	Dyadic Analysis in Inter-Corporate Alliance : Merits and Risks (The 51st Annual Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences)
2007	Dyadic Analysis in Inter-Corporate Alliance : Merits and Risks (The 51st Annual Meeting of the International Society for the Systems Sciences)
2006	A Study of Local Small Business Enterprises’ Alliance from the Network Perspective (Kanto District meeting of Japan Society of Business Administration)
2004	Competitive Strategy vs. Corporate Strategy: From the Separation to the Integration (The National Conference of The Japan Society for Management Information)
2003	A Study of Industrial Clusters Models- Proposals of Applying the Network-theory to Industrial Clusters Models- (The 23rd National Conference of Japan Academy of Small Business Studies)
2000	A Study of the effects and the risks in Inter-corporate alliance (The 24th National Conference of the Japan Association for Management Systems)
1999	New Definitions of four concepts of economies in Inter-corporate alliance (The National Conference of The Japan Society for Management Information)