Personal Information
JungYun Han 韓廷允
Ph.D.
INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France
Master
London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK
Bachelor
Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea
Office :
Building II, College of Management 1103
Tel : (02)3366-1886
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E-mail : jungyunhan@ntu.edu.tw
Office Hour : by appointment
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Research Field
• Inter-organizational network: business leaders’ social/family ties to other firms/government and their strategic implication
• Entrepreneurship: entrepreneurial firms’ heterogeneous network strategy in the context of accelerators and environmental uncertainty
Research Field Summary
I have two research streams based on network literature and entrepreneurship: First, I examine how corporate leaders’ social/family ties to other firms and governments affect their strategic decisions. For example, in one study, I investigated the effect of family ties between two founder families on their market entry/exit (Academy of Management Journal, 2017). For another paper, I examined how corporate leaders’ social/family ties to home country government affect the formation of international joint ventures during a home-host government conflict. Second, at the intersections of entrepreneurship and network research, my recent works focus on 1) new ventures’ heterogeneous alliance strategy during an economic crisis and 2) startups’ peer networking in an accelerator program.
Education
• INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France
• London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK
• Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea
Courses
• Entrepreneurship (focusing on entrepreneurial firms’ partnership; a special summer course for undergraduate students, currently suspended due to Covid-19)
• Global Leadership and Management Forum (MBA elective)
• Managing Strategic Alliances from a Global Perspective (MBA elective)
• Strategic Management (MBA core course)
Honors
| 2017 | E.Sun scholar award (the most prestigious research award in Taiwan) |
| 2019 | Asia Academy of Management, Best track award |
| 2019 | Outstanding Teaching Award |
| 2020 | Outstanding English Teaching Award |
| 2021 | Excellent Mentor Award |
| 2022-2023 | International Young Scholar Research Grant from the Ministry of Science and Technology |
| 2016-2023 | Five grants from the Ministry of Science and Technology in Taiwan |
| 2022 | Invited talk at UN World Food Programme, Munich, Germany |
Experience
| Consultant: Accenture, Souel, South Korea |
Conference Paper
- Han, JungYun, Chuck Eesley and Zahra Hejrati, 2022, New Ventures’ Alliance Strategy During the Global Financial Crisis: Exploratory vs. Exploitative Alliance Formation, Strategic Management Society, (London, U.K.).
- Han, JungYun, Xiaowei Rose Luo, 2021, Bridge over Troubled Waters? Inter-state Political Risks, Types of Corporate Political Ties and International Joint Ventures, Strategic Management Society, (Toronto, Canada (virtual)).
- Han, JungYun, 2019, An Evolutionary Approach to Understand Political Tie Formation: Evidence in Business Group Marriages in Korea, Asia Academy of Management Conference, (Bali, Indonesia), OMT Best Paper.
- Han, JungYun, Andrew Shipilov, Henrich Greve, 2018, Separating Effects of Educational Credentials from Cohort Composition on Artistic Achievement, Academy of Management Meetings, (Chicago, U.S.A).
- Han, JungYun, Ribuga Kang, 2017, How Do Firms’ Alliances Affect Innovation in Market Uncertainty?, Academy of Management Meetings, (Atlanta, U.S.A).
- Han, JungYun, Andrew Shipilov, Henrich Greve, 2016, Unequal Bedfellows: Gender Role-based Deference in Multiplex Ties Between Korean Business Groups, Sunbelt Social Networks Conference(INSNA), (Newport, U.S.A).
Journal Paper
- Han, JungYun (first author) and Ribuga Kang, 2020, Market Uncertainty, Innovation of Firms in Alliance, and Alliance Partner Characteristics, European Journal of Innovation Management (SSCI, 5 year-IF 4.411).
- Han, JungYun, 2020, Successor’s Discretion and Corporate Restructuring in Family Business: From an Institutional Perspective, Asia Pacific Business Review (SSCI, IF 2.361, accepted to APBR’s special issue).
- Han, JungYun (first author), Shipilov, Andrew and Greve, Henrich, 2017, Unequal Bedfellows: Gender Role-based Deference in Multiplex Ties Between Korean Business Groups, Academy of Management Journal.
Book
No Data Available Book Paper
- Shipilov, Andrew, Han, JungYun, and Clement, Julien, 2015, Organizational Networks, In The Oxford Bibliographies, Oxford University Press.
- Carter, Nancy, and Han, JungYun, 2015, Nascent Entrepreneur, In The Blackwell Encyclopedic Dictionary of Entrepreneurship.
Technical Report
No Data Available Other
- Han, JungYun , Xiaowei Rose Luo, 2022, Bridge over Troubled Waters? Inter-state Political Conflicts, Types of Corporate Political Ties and International Joint Ventures, Revise and Resubmit (2nd round), Strategic Management Journal
- Han, JungYun, Chuck Eesley and Tyler Whittle, 2022, The Impact of Accelerator Cohort Composition on Startup Outcomes, Reject and Resubmit, Strategic Management Journal (recently submitted the revised manuscript to the journal)
- Han, JungYun , Chuck Eesley and Zahra Hejrati, 2022, New Ventures’ Alliance Strategy During the Global Financial Crisis: Exploratory vs. Exploitative Alliance Formation, Reject and Resubmit, Strategic Management Journal (working on revision)
