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"Understanding institutional change in Asia:A comparative perspective with Europe"15-17 September, 2016, TokyoConference Papers &#38; Presentations (PDF)*Download the full program[caption id="attachment_1005" align="aligncenter" width="300"] 2nd INCAS annual meeting[/caption]Early Carrer WorshopMorning session  : "Corporate Governance and Finance 1" "Why did Japanese corporations choose the holding company system?", Yoko (Katakura) Sotomatsu (Waseda University) "Green from the inside? Corporate environmental behavior as a result of intra-organizational configurations in Germany and Japan", Julia Bartosch (Free University of Berlin)  "Market timing in private placements of equity",  Yong Huang (Kyushu University)Afternoon session I: "CG and CSR Issues" "CSR in Japan", Kenichi Yoshida (Waseda University) "Diversification of board" Nguyen Thanh Thi Phuong (Waseda University) "Women on corporate boards: Japan in a comparative perspective", Anja Kirsch (Free University of Berlin)Afternoon session II: "Corporate Governance and Finance 2" "Does CEO learning improve takeover success?", Nguyen Giang Duc (Waseda University) "IT startup communities in Tokyo", Agata Kapturkiewicz (University of Oxford) "Internal capital market and the role of head quarter", Ryo Ogawa (Waseda University)Workshop Day 1Morning session: "Institutional Change and Evolving Corporate Diversity" "Alternative theories for institutional change", Robert Boyer (EHESS) "Development of financial system and corporate governance in Korean business groups", Haengsun Kim (EHESS) "Diversity in the use of non-regular workers at the corporate level", Yasuo Goto (RIETI), Sébastien Lechevalier (EHESS) and Hiroshi Teruyama (Kyoto University)Afternoon session I: "Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Institutions" "The evolution of the ICT start-up eco-system in Japan: from a corporate logic to a venture logic?", Mari Sako (University of Oxford) and Masahiro Kotosaka (Keio University) "Understanding Samsung's strategy after the Asian economic crisis: From diversification to focused", Nam Lee (Chung-Ang University) "Political economy of startup promotion policies in Korea: disruption meets gradual institutional change." Pauline De Banes Gardonne (EHESS) "Innovation governance in the field of medical technologies: The newly founded Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED)", Susanne Brucksch (DIJ Tokyo, German Institute for Japanese Studies)Afternoon session II: "Corporate Governance, CSR and Performance" "Changing corporate governance arrangement and the presidential turnover", Hideaki Miyajima (Waseda University) "CSR in comparative perspective", Gregory Jackson (Free University of Berlin) "Institutional investors, corporate social responsibility, and stock price performance", Elizabeth Motta (Kyushu Univ.) and Konari Uchida (Kyushu Univ.)Workshop Day 2Morning session: "Corporate Governance and Finance" "Corporate governance and culture", Shinichi Hirota (Waseda University) "Competition among the French Exchanges in troubled times", Jérémy Ducros (EHESS &#38; Paris School of Economics) "Banks and networks in France before World War One", Angelo Riva (European Business School-Paris and Paris School of Economics)Afternoon session: "Corporate Governance and Labor" "Ownership and employment relations: What can we learn from comparative workplace data?", Antoine Reberioux (University Paris Diderot-Paris 7) "Finance, financialization and compressed development:  A Schumpeterian perspective", Hugh Whittaker (University of Oxford) "Professionals on the company board: Cops or counsel?", Katsuyuki Kubo (Waseda University) and Mari SAKO (University of Oxford)&#160;* Licence Creative commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike&#160;&#160;You might also want to look at  : INCAS Discussion Paper Series&#160;