Franz Waldenberger
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Franz Waldenberger is professor for Japanese economy at LMU Munich and the director of the German Institute for Japanese Studies (DIJ).
Waldenberger began to research the Japanese economy in 1992 when he became a research assistant at the DIJ. He examined industrial organization and the employment and financial system of Japan. His habilitation thesis was on the subject of "Organisation und Evolution arbeitsteiliger Systeme – Erkenntnisse aus der japanischen Wirtschaftsentwicklung" ("The organisation and evolution of division of labour – insights from Japanese economic development"). In 1997, he became professor for Japanese economy at LMU Munich. Since then, he has added corporate governance, Japan's external links, and monetary and fiscal policy to his research interests. He has taken a five-year leave from his position at LMU Munich to become director of the German Institute for Japanese Studies since October 2014.[1][2][3]
