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Affiliation: Associate Professor, Faculty of Commerce Department of Commerce, Doshisha University

Degree: 博士（商学）(一橋大学)
修士（商学）(一橋大学)

J-GLOBAL ID: 201001044655190127
researchmap Member ID: 6000026561

Research Interests

Research Areas

Humanities & social sciences / Economic history /

Research History

Education

- 2009

Business Management and Accounting Area, Graduate School of Commerce and Management, Hitotsubashi University
- 2009

Graduate School, Division of Commerce, Hitotsubashi University
- 2006

Business Management and Accounting Area, Graduate School of Commerce and Management, Hitotsubashi University
- 2006

Graduate School, Division of Commerce, Hitotsubashi University
- 2005

Faculty of Commerce and Management, Hitotsubashi University
- 2005

Faculty of Commerce, Hitotsubashi University

Misc.

The Popularization of Department Stores and the System for Creating Trends (1910-1930)

Yamauchi Yūki

Japanese Yearbook on Business History, Volume 31(Volume 31) 47-66, 2014
Eiichi Shibusawa's Women's Education : Wives in the Business Community

山内雄気

同志社商学, 第65巻(第6号) 264-283, 2014
Why was meisen, Japan's traditional working clothe, accepted well in the market as everyday clothes and stylish garments between 1900 to 1930?

Yamauchi Yuki

第65巻(第5号) 767-781, 2014
The Popularization of Department Stores and the System for Creating Trends (1910-1930)

Yuki Yamauchi

Japanese Research in Business History, Volume 31(Volume 31) 47-66, 2014
Eiichi Shibusawa's Women's Education : Wives in the Business Community

Yuki Yamauchi

第65巻(第6号) 264-283, 2014
Why was Meisen, Japan's traditional working clothe, accepted well in the market as everyday clothes and stylish garments between 1900 to 1930?

Yuki Yamauchi

第65巻(第5号) 767-781, 2014
女子高等教育による新しい社会と家庭の実現──日本女子大学校に対する支持と尽力

山内雄気, 橘川武郎, 島田昌和, 田中一弘

渋沢栄一と人づくり, 2013
New Famaily, New Women and New Society! : advanced education for women and Eiich Shibusawa

YAMAUCHI Yuki, KIKKAWA Takeo, SHIMADA Masakazu, TANAKA Kazuhiro

The Development of human resources by Eiich Shibusawa,, 2013
Happen to be Fashionable?: New Practice Creation Through the Sequence of Multiple Actors

山内雄気, Endo,Takahiro

日本企業研究センターワーキングペーパー, (115) 43496, 2010
Happen to be Fashionable?: New Practice Creation Through the Sequence of Multiple Actors

HJBS Working Paper Series,, (115) 43496, 2010
1920年代の銘仙大衆化

山内雄気

日本企業研究センターワーキングペーパー, (88) 43488, 2009
大衆商品「模様銘仙」の登場

山内雄気

日本企業研究センターワーキングペーパー, (90) 43495, 2009
1920年代における百貨店の大衆化戦略

山内雄気

日本企業研究センターワーキングペーパー, (88) 43483, 2009
1920年代の銘仙市場の拡大と流行伝達の仕組み

山内雄気

経営史学, 44(1) 43555, 2009
The Growing Silk Textile Market in Japan (1920-1930)

HJBS Working Paper Series, (88) 43488, 2009
The First Affordable Silk Textile Moyo Meisen in Japan (1915-1930)

HJBS Working Paper Series, (90) 43495, 2009
Low-price High-volume Strategy at Japanese Department Stores (1920-1930)

HJBS Working Paper Series, (88) 43483, 2009
Market growth of the silk textile Meisen in the 1920s and the new system of the fashion creation

Japan Business History Review, 44(1) 43555, 2009
Fashion Creation System in Japan (1920-1930)

山内雄気

日本企業研究センターワーキングペーパー, (95) 1-33
Fashion Creation System in Japan (1920-1930)

GCOE Working Paper Series, (95) 1-33

Presentations

The Role of Enterepreneurs for Modern Japanese Women's Education

The 50th Congress of the Business History Society of Japan, 2014
The Role of Enterepreneurs for Modern Japanese Women's Education

第50回日本経営史学会全国大会, 2014
The birth of the first affordable silk textile Mesisen

YAMAUCHI Yuki

The colloquium for yarn-dyed fabric Japan, 2012
The special sale starategy of department stores in Japan (1910-1930)

The regular meeting of the Business History Society of Japan June 23 2012: Kyoto., 2012
The Birth of Highly Educated Housewives and Business Modernization

EBHA - BHSJ Paris 2012 : Business enterprises and the tensions between local and global, 30th August-1st September 2012; Paris., 2012
百貨店の大衆化と特売会（1910－1930）

日本経営史学会関西部会 2012年度６月例会，6月23日 2012年；京都．, 2012
女子高等教育と日本のビジネスの近代化

欧州経営史学会・日本経営史学会共済国際会議, 8月30日-9月1日 2012年，パリ．, 2012
You are not the only one: The role of multiple actors in new practice creation

27th EGOS Colloquium, Gothenburg, July 6th–9th, 2011; Gothenburg, 2011
複数アクターによる新たな制度構築

第27回 EGOS会議, 6月6日-9日 2011，ゴッテンブルグ，スウェーデン．, 2011
Why was Meisen, Japan's traditional working clothe, accepted well in the market as everyday clothes and stylish garments between1900 to1930?

Pasold Research Fund and CHORD joint conference, 8 - 9 September 2010; Wolverhampton UK., 2010
なぜ銘仙は大衆着となれたのか（1900-1930年）

Pasold Research Fund・CHORD共催会議, 2010年9月8日-9日, ウルバーハンプトン，英国．, 2010
The Japanese Fashion Creation System in the 1920s

European Business History Association—Business History Conference Joint Annual Meeting, June 11-13, 2009: Milan, Italy., 2009
How Japanese People Accepted Meisen Silk: from Common Clothes to Street Clothes

The 45th Annual Meeting of the Business History Society Japan, October 3th-4th 2009; Kyoto, Japan., 2009
大正期における日本のファッション創出の仕組み

第55回欧州経営史学会・アメリカ経営史学会共催会議, 6月11日-13日, ミラノ．, 2009
どのように銘仙は大衆化したのか－常用着から外出着へ

第45回日本経営史学会全国大会, 2009年10月3日-4日 2009年，京都．, 2009
Technological Change of Weaving and the Diffusion of Power-loom in the Silk District

The 82th Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Business Administration, September 5th-6th 2008; Tokyo, Japan., 2008
The first affordable silk textile in Japan (1915-1930) - the innovation of weaving and the diffusion of power looms

The 77th Annual Conference of Socio-Economic History Society, September 27th - 28th 2008, Hiroshima, Japan., 2008
染織工程における模様表現の革新と絹織物の大衆化

第82回日本経営学会全国大会 9月5日-6日 2008年, 東京, 2008
大衆商品「模様銘仙」の登場-染織工程における模様表現技術の革新と力織機の普及-

第77回社会経済史学会全国大会 2008年9月27日-28日, 広島, 2008
Market growth of Meisen silk and the strategic change of the department stores in the 1920th

The 43th Annual Conference of the Business History Society of Japan, October 20th -21th 2012, Ehime, Japan., 2007

Professional Memberships

Research Projects

戦前期日本におけるファッションビジネスの萌芽と職業図案家

若手研究（Ｂ）, 2011 - 2013
西陣の海外展開研究

ゼミ運営助成費, 奨学寄附金, 帯屋大治郎
Fashion Creation System in Japan (1920-1930)

The Alfred D. Chandler Jr. Travel Fellowships, その他, Business History Conference