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藤田 誠 is a distinguished Professor at Waseda University's Faculty of Commerce, where he has established himself as a leading scholar in business administration with particular expertise in strategic management, organizational theory, and innovation networks. His academic career spans over three decades, beginning as a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Research Fellow (1989-1991) before advancing to his current professorship.
- Waseda University, Graduate School of Commerce (Doctor of Commerce, 1991)
- Waseda University, Graduate School of Commerce (Master of Commerce, 1986)
- Waseda University, School of Commerce (Bachelor, 1984)
Professor Fujita's research interests center on strategic management, organizational capabilities, and innovation ecosystems. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical business applications, particularly examining how organizations develop competitive advantages through strategic alliances, intellectual property management, and network relationships. He has made significant contributions to understanding the dynamics of industrial clusters and regional innovation networks, with a special focus on Japanese business contexts. His research often explores the intersection of corporate social responsibility with strategic management, examining how ethical considerations can be integrated into value creation processes.
His extensive publication record reveals a consistent focus on strategic management evolution, with recent work emphasizing strategic alliances, regional innovation networks, and the theoretical foundations of business administration. The research trajectory shows increasing sophistication in network theory applications to business strategy, with a clear emphasis on practical implications for Japanese and global businesses. His work on resource-based view theory and organizational capabilities has been particularly influential in connecting theoretical frameworks to measurable business outcomes.
- Japan Academy of Management Award (2008)
- Japan Society for the Study of Labor Relations Research Encouragement Program (1992)
Professor Fujita actively mentors graduate students through his roles in the Graduate School of Commerce, where he supervises doctoral and master's research in strategic management and organizational theory. His current research projects, including the ongoing 'Conflict Management in Strategic Alliances' (2024-2027) and previous work on regional innovation networks, demonstrate his commitment to advancing knowledge in strategic management while addressing contemporary business challenges. His concurrent appointments at the Global Education Center and Industrial Management Research Institute reflect his interdisciplinary approach to business education and research.
Professor Fujita leads research teams focused on strategic alliances and innovation networks, with particular emphasis on how regional economic ecosystems develop through collaborative relationships between businesses, universities, and government entities. His methodology combines qualitative field research with theoretical development, often employing network analysis to understand complex business relationships.