Yuki Kawabata

Yuki Kawabata teaches at the School of Management at Chukyo University in Nagoya, Japan. He received his Ph.D. in industrial management and engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology and his MPhil in Economics from London University (School of Oriental and African Studies). Yuki started his academic career at the International University of Japan (MBA Course; Graduate School of International Management). Before that, he worked for major management consulting companies and a think tank. He has conducted research on inter-organizational relationships. His main research interest is exploring the management approach to facilitate the self-organization process of cross-sectoral inter-organizational collaborations to promote competitive regional industries.

Publications

Promoting Regional Industries Through Cross-Sectoral Collaborations: Regional System, Management, and the Management Body
Promoting Regional Industries Through Cross-Sectoral Collaborations: Regional System, Management, and the Management Body
Yuki Kawabata. © 2023. 277 pages.
In the realm of regional industrial development, academic scholars often find themselves grappling with a complex dilemma; how to effectively navigate the complex landscape of...
Managing to Facilitate Cross-Sectoral Inter-Organizational Collaborations: Findings From the Experience in Germany
Managing to Facilitate Cross-Sectoral Inter-Organizational Collaborations: Findings From the Experience in Germany
Yuki Kawabata. © 2020. 29 pages.
The promotion of new and competitive industries through cross-sectoral inter-organizational collaborations are tackled in many regions globally. This study explores the...
Building and Operating a System to Promote Regional Competitive Industries Through Cross-Sectoral Collaborations: Findings From the Experience in Germany
Building and Operating a System to Promote Regional Competitive Industries Through Cross-Sectoral Collaborations: Findings From the Experience in Germany
Yuki Kawabata. © 2019. 22 pages.
Initiated by regional governments, economic associations, etc., many regions are trying to promote competitive industries through cross-sectoral collaboration. The purpose of...