Former Senior Research Fellows  

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René Haak

( September 1st 1999 - October 15th 2005 )

Business Administration, Management and Technology




  • Interfirm Network Organization - Organization Theory
  • Japanese and International Management
  • Production Technology and Work Organization
  • Logistics

Current Research Project

Collective Internationalization Strategies

German-Japanese Business Cooperation in Third Markets

In the process of the globalization, the concept of international management has steadily gained importance as a decisive element behind the success of business enterprises. The development of proactive internationalization strategies and the competition-oriented structuring of cooperate reengineering are among the core tasks of strategic management. Japanese and German management are attempting to face the diverse challenges of intensified international competition by employing collective international strategies.

René Haak is currently conducting research within the DIJ research focus "Japan in Asia" on the collective internationalization strategies used by Japanese and German industry in third markets. This research project is linked to Mr. Haak's research interests in various ways, namely interfirm network organization and international management, especially organization theory in an international perspective. At the center of his present empirical work stands the genesis and management of Japanese-German business cooperation in China on a strategic as well as on an operative level.

 


DIJ Projects


Completed DIJ Projects

Collective Internationalization Strategies - German-Japanese Business Cooperation in Third Markets

Competitiveness of Japan's Economy for the Future

Japan and China - Strategic Management in a Dynamic Environment

Japan in Asia

Technology and Management in Japan - The Early Days of Japanese Automation Technology



Publications

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Editorship 

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Working Papers 

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Other Publications 

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