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Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies

Oxford School of Global and Area Studies

Professor Hugh Whittaker

hugh whittaker
Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies, Professor in the Economy and Business of Japan

My research interests include entrepreneurship, management of innovation, corporate governance, and employment relations in Japan, as well as political economy and economic development in East Asia.  My publications include Recovering From Success: Innovation and Technology Management in Japan (2006),  Comparative Entrepreneurship: The UK, Japan and the Shadow of Silicon Valley (2009) and (co-edited) Corporate Governance and Managerial Reform in Japan (2009).  I am currently completing Compressed Development, a co-authored book about socio-economic development in East Asia and beyond.

 

I currently supervise or co-supervise D.Phil students in a number of departments, including Fangmiao Zou (OSGA), Agata Kapturkiewicz (Said Business School), Niccolo Lollini (Anthropology), Bjol Frenkenberger (Anthropology) and Cora Tsang (Sociology).

Research Interests
Research Disciplines:
  • Economics
  • Political Economy
Research Keywords:
  • Small firms, value chains, entrepreneurship, innovation, corporate governance, agriculture, labour, management, technology, economic growth, industrial economics
Countries:
  • Japan, United Kingdom, China, New Zealand, Asia
Research Cluster:

 

Contact Information

Email: hugh.whittaker@nissan.ox.ac.uk

Phone: +44 1865 274575

Fax: +44 1865 274574

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