James Lincoln
Professor
Mitsubishi Chair in International Business and Finance
PhD, Sociology
University of Wisconsin
Research:
- Networks and Organization
- Asian Management
- Organizational Theory
Publication Highlights:
- "Interfirm networks and the management of technology and innovation in Japan," in D. H. Whittaker and R. E. Cole (eds) Recovering from Success: Innovation and Technology Management in Japan 2006
- "A Durkheimian View of Organizational Culture," with D. Guillot in M. Korczynski, R. Hodson and P.K. Edwards (eds) Social Theory at Work 2005
- Japan's Network Economy: Structure, Persistence, and Change, with Michael Gerlach, Cambridge University Press, 2004
- "Strategic allainces in the Japense economy: Types, critiques, embeddedness, and change," Forthcoming in Y. Nakata (ed.): Innovation and Technology in the Japanese Economy, Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming
- The Oxford Handbook of Business Groups, (co-edited with Asli Colpan and Takashi Hikino), Oxofrd University Press, forthcoming
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James Lincoln
Professor
Mitsubishi Chair in International Business and Finance