Rate My Professor Tsunenaga Oizumi

Oizumi teaches courses including International Management Theory, International Relations Theory, Disaster Prevention and Crisis Management, and Enterprise Crisis Management Special Topics. He has authored key publications such as Global Management Risk Management Theory: Political Risk and Cross-Cultural Business Troubles and Avoidance Strategies (2012, Soseisha), Introduction to Global Management through Cases: Guidelines for SMEs' Overseas Expansion (2020, Bunshindo), Why Do Japanese Leaders Fail at Crisis Management?: Leaders Should Be Pessimists, Field Troops Optimists! (2015, Kohyo Publishing), and The Turbulent European Union (EU) Immigration Policy: Limits of Multicultural and Multiethnic Coexistence and Threats from Islamist Extremist Terrorism (2017, Kohyo Publishing). His articles appear in outlets like the Aomori Chuo Gakuin University Research Bulletin, including pieces on Basque ethnic struggles (2009) and J-Alert evacuation behaviors (2024). Among his honors are the Excellent Publication Award from the Japan Risk Management Society and the Society Award from the Social Risk Management Society, both received in 2015. Oizumi has chaired the Aomori Prefectural Sambongi Agricultural High School Accident Investigation Committee (2021-2023), served on the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's Expert Meeting on School Accident Response Research (2014-2016), and currently participates in the Tohoku Shimpo Reporting Review Committee (since 2023). He regularly lectures on crisis management for schools and educational boards and provides expert commentary to media on disasters, accidents, and safety.