Young Researcher Prize Winners

The Prize began in 1986 as the Research Promotion System, and became the Young Researchers Prize in 2000.

2014 Tomoaki Nishimura, “A Study of Sharing the Meanings of Management Philosophy with an Overseas Subsidiary”
Kaigai Genchi Houjinn ni okeru Keiei Rinenn Kyouyuu no Manejimennto ni Kannsuru Ichi Kosatsu
Kazufumi Yamamoto, “Differences in Recruiting Activities Depending on Corporate Size:a Case Study of Strategies to Hire Fresh Graduates”
Shinsotu Saiyou Koudou Niokeru Kigyou Kibo Kan Kakusa-Shinnsotsu Saiyou Koudou Senryaku no Jirei Bunnseki
2013 Hideo Kobayashi, “Research on the Formation of Semi-official Organizations
with Strong Ties”
Katai Chuutai wo Motsu Han-koushiki Soshiki no Keisei no Kenkyuu
Daisuke Koizumi, “Empirical Analysis of Work Experience and the Career Gap Between Men and Women”
Shokumu Keiken to Danjokan no Kyaria Kakusa no Jisshou Bunseki
2012 Toshihiro Ichinose, “Skill Formation in Government Organizations – Empirical Analysis of HR Data of Police Officers”
Gyousei Soshiki ni Okeru Ginou Keisei – Keisatsukan no Jinji Deeta ni Motoduku Jisshou Bunseki
Akie Nakamura, “Why Do You Continue Working as a Temp? A Study of Day Worker Temp Agency ‘Z’”
Naze ‘Tanki Haken’ no Mama Hataraiteiru no ka? – Hiyatoi Haken-gaisha Z-sha de no Chousa Yori
Atsushi Yogo, “Research on the Influence of HR Performance Appraisals on Turnover”
Jinji Senka ga Rishoku Ishi ni Oyobosu Eikyou ni Kan Suru Kenkyuu
2011 Ryoko Sakurada, “The Effect of the Flattening of Organizational Hierarchy on the Career Plateau Phenomenon”
Soshiki Kaisou no Furato-ka ga Kyaria・Puratoo Genshou ni Ataeru Eikyou
2010 Mitsuyo Matsubara, “Study of Workplace Factors that make Work-life Balance Acheivable – The Importance of Consensus Between Management and Staff Concerning Business Execution”
Waaku・Raifu・Balansu ga Jitsugen Dekiru Shokuba Gen’in no Kentou – Kanrishoku to Buka ni yoru Gyoumu Suikou Katei no Goui no Juuyousei