Faculty in 2025 | Naoto Nadayama

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Name Naoto Nadayama
Title Associate Professor
Degree Ph.D. in Management
Academic Background B.A. in Commerce, Chuo University (2000)
M.Sc. in Economics and Business Administration, Aalto University (2011)
Ph.D. in Management, University of Otago (2017)
Work Experience Fujitsu Research Institute (2001-2008): Senior Consultant
Fujitsu Finland (2010-2012): Senior Business Advisor
Aalto University (2010-2013): Assistant Researcher, BIT Research Centre
University of Otago (2016-2017): Lecturer, Department of Management
Kanagawa University (2017-2023): Associate Professor, Faculty of Economics
Aoyama Gakuin University (2023-): Associate Professor, School of Business
Research Fields Global Strategy / Internationalization of the Firm / Strategic Management
Current Research Themes -Firms’ Divestment of Foreign Subsidiaries
-MNEs’ Technology-based Internationalization
-Organizational Sensemaking of Strategic Decision Making
Selected Publications
  • Nadayama, N. (2023) Global management in Japanese MNEs: An agenda for future research. In S., Banaszak, & K., Oyama. (Eds.) Japanese and Polish Managers: Economy, Management and Education. Germany: V&R Unipress: 89-98.
  • Nadayama, N. (2022) Theoretical positioning of corporate entrepreneurship and dynamic capabilities. The Review of Economics and Commerce (Shokeironso), 57(3): 313-32.
  • Lindblom, A., Nadayama, N., Asakawa, K., & Cuthbertson, R. (2022) De-internationalization of transactional platforms: An exploratory case study. International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research, 32(1): 3-24.
  • Nadayama, N. (2019) Isolated foreign subsidiary's initiative in knowledge transfer within the MNE. Journal of International Management, 25(2): Article No.100653.
  • Nadayama, N. (2017) Opportunity Identification and Exploitation for Technology Commercialization across Borders. University of Otago Dissertation Series.
Academic Association Academy of International Business (AIB)
European International Business Academy (EIBA)
Association of Japanese Business Studies (AJBS)

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