Teacher Information (Degree and Achievements)

Teacher Details

NISHIDA Ikuko

Affiliation: Faculty of Economics Department of International Commerce

Job rank: Associate Professor

Position

Researcher Information

Area of expertise

Distribution theory

Courses in charge

Introduction to business administration, distribution theory, distribution policy, basic exercises, specialized exercises I and II

Educational background

Graduate School of Nagoya City University Graduate School, Graduate School of Economics

Acquired degree

Ph.D. (economics)

Affiliated Society

The Japan Society of Business Administration, Entrepreneurs Research Forum, Organizational Society, Japanese Society of Business Management, Japanese Society of Small and Medium Enterprises

Research Keywords

Business system

Current research theme

Research on inter-organizational relationships in the food industry supply chain

Main research results and activities

"Analysis of trading systems in regional industries" Corporate Management Research No. 19. pp.47-60. 2016

“Strategies for Building Relationships in Local Industry Production Goods Transactions: Examples of Distribution Systems in Nishio Matcha Production Areas in Aichi Prefecture” Corporate Management Research No. 22, pp. 47-61, 2019

"Distribution Strategy for Nishio Matcha Production Areas in Aichi Prefecture" (Co-author) "Innovation and Distribution Strategy for Local Industries" Chikura Shobo, pp.83-100, 2020

The Function of Network-Style Transactions in Local Japanese Industry: A Case Study of the Plum Industry in the Minabe-Tanabe Region of Wakayama, Kindai Management Review Vol.9, pp.92-104, 2021.

"Management Philosophy and Strategy: Management of Management Strategy" (Co-author) "Contemporary Corporate Management" Sangaku Publishing, pp. 35-52, 2021

Classes and Seminars

My seminar

Distribution system and business system related seminars

In this exercise, we will focus on the structure of the business until the delivery of products and services to customers. We aim to find research themes of interest to each individual, and to be able to analyze corporate activities using the concept of business administration (keywords). After reports and discussions, we will finalize our graduation thesis.