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Yang Yu is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Management at RMIT University, specializing in International Business. He joined RMIT in 2022 after academic roles at Auckland University of Technology and Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand, where he held positions from Assistant Lecturer (2007–2011) to Senior Lecturer (2022). His research focuses on multinational corporations, family firms, emerging markets, and SME strategies. He teaches global business environment, MNC strategy, and international management, emphasizing student engagement and frontier knowledge. Yang also serves as Program Manager for the Global Business program at RMIT.
Yang’s industry experience includes roles in China’s import/export sector and foreign subsidiaries, shaping his academic interests. His research explores topics like cross-border acquisitions, institutional influences on foreign investments, and the role of nonfamily CEOs in family-owned enterprises. His work has been published in journals such as Journal of World Business and Journal of International Management.
Yang’s articles highlight themes such as inward internationalization, S-shaped acquisition effects, and country-of-origin dynamics. His studies often bridge theoretical frameworks with empirical insights from emerging markets and multinational firm strategies. While no specific awards are listed, his extensive publication record reflects active scholarly contributions.
As an advisor, Yang oversees research projects on topics like CSR strategies in mining firms and foreign market entry dynamics. He collaborates with industry partners to bridge academic and practical insights. His academic trajectory underscores a commitment to both research and education in global business contexts.
