Pasi Nevalainen
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General description
Pasi Nevalainen is an assistant professor of economic history. Currently, he also serves as an Academy of Finland Research Fellow with funding from the Academy of Finland. His research focuses on the interaction between society and business.
Active JYU affiliations
- Department of History and Ethnology, Assistant Professor
Research interests
My main research theme is state-owned enterprise. I specifically examine state ownership in companies and the policies related to state ownership. Conversely, I also explore the impact of state ownership on companies' strategies, such as internationalization. My research contributes to understanding the long-term effects of state intervention on economic development.
Another central research theme is executive education. I study the development of the education model in Finland in the post-World War II era and the various applications of education programs within companies.
Another central research theme is executive education. I study the development of the education model in Finland in the post-World War II era and the various applications of education programs within companies.
Fields of science
Personal keywords
business history, state-owned enterprise, business-government relationship, technology industry, executive education
Keywords (YSO)
Projects as Principal investigator
- Government as entrepreneur: Changing ownership, strategy, and governance logics of
state-owned enterprise from 1970s to present- Research Council of Finland
- Government as entrepreneur: Changing ownership, strategy, and governance logics of state-owned enterprise from 1970s to present
- Research Council of Finland
Projects as Team Member
- Executive Education as Strategy Practice: Lessons from History and Prospects for the Future
- Kansikas, Juha
- Research Council of Finland
Publications and other outputs
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