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Looking Back and Thinking Forward in Global Focus
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Looking Back and Thinking Forward in Global Focus
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Drawn from the EFMD Global Focus , this impressive collection of insights from business management leaders from across the globe is inspiring reading on the future of management education.
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Drawn from the EFMD Global Focus, this impressive collection of insights from business management leaders from across the globe is inspiring reading on the future of management education.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000586053
- Artikelnr.: 68422336
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2022
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000586053
- Artikelnr.: 68422336
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Eric Cornuel is President at EFMD Global. Howard Thomas was the inaugural Ahmass Fakahany Distinguished Professor of Global Leadership at the Questrom School, Boston University. He is also an Emeritus Professor and former Dean at Singapore Management University and a Senior Advisor at EFMD. Matthew Wood is Director, Operations and Global Focus Magazine Editor at EFMD Global.
Introduction: Looking Back, Thinking Forward 2. Why management history
matters (Morgan Witzel) 3. What Does Business Want from Business Schools?
(Richard Lambert) 4. Della Bradshaw Interview (Della Bradshaw and George
Bickerstaffe) 5. Can Business Schools rescue business? (Gerard van Schaik)
6. Does the DNA of business schools need to change? (Arnoud De Meyer) 7. A
future for business education: why business as usual is bad business (Chris
Pitelis) 8. University challenge (Eric Cornuel) 9. The Bologna Effect - The
Emerging European Masters Market (Gordon Shenton and Patrice Houdayer) 10.
A sustainable model for business schools? (Kai Peters and Howard Thomas)
11. The business of business schools (Kai Peters, Howard Thomas and Rick
Smith) 12. Needed: Academic Triathletes (Santiago Iñiguez) 13. Assessing
academics' performance (Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger) 14. Scholarly impact and
the co-production hypothesis (Andrew Pettigrew) 15. Impact: is it enough
just to talk about it? (Michel Kalika and Gordon Shenton) 16. Real
learning, Real impact (Jean-François Manzoni) 17. How being embedded in
your region helps growth (Thomas Bieger) 18. Creating impact with purpose
(Patricia Bradshaw and Erin Elaine Casey) 19. Growing the impact of
management education and scholarship 20. Reconnecting with the business
world (Anne S Tsui) 21. Intentional impact from business schools (Paul
Beaulieu) 22. The past is not the future (Charles Handy) 23. The future of
business schools: shut them down or broaden our horizons? (Ken Starkey and
Howard Thomas) 24. The future is blended (Santiago Iniguez) 25. Apply
liberally: Towards a model of liberal management education (Howard Thomas)
26. Can they fix it? (Jordi Canals) 27. Casting light in the shadows (Johan
Roos) 28. Where do we go from here?
matters (Morgan Witzel) 3. What Does Business Want from Business Schools?
(Richard Lambert) 4. Della Bradshaw Interview (Della Bradshaw and George
Bickerstaffe) 5. Can Business Schools rescue business? (Gerard van Schaik)
6. Does the DNA of business schools need to change? (Arnoud De Meyer) 7. A
future for business education: why business as usual is bad business (Chris
Pitelis) 8. University challenge (Eric Cornuel) 9. The Bologna Effect - The
Emerging European Masters Market (Gordon Shenton and Patrice Houdayer) 10.
A sustainable model for business schools? (Kai Peters and Howard Thomas)
11. The business of business schools (Kai Peters, Howard Thomas and Rick
Smith) 12. Needed: Academic Triathletes (Santiago Iñiguez) 13. Assessing
academics' performance (Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger) 14. Scholarly impact and
the co-production hypothesis (Andrew Pettigrew) 15. Impact: is it enough
just to talk about it? (Michel Kalika and Gordon Shenton) 16. Real
learning, Real impact (Jean-François Manzoni) 17. How being embedded in
your region helps growth (Thomas Bieger) 18. Creating impact with purpose
(Patricia Bradshaw and Erin Elaine Casey) 19. Growing the impact of
management education and scholarship 20. Reconnecting with the business
world (Anne S Tsui) 21. Intentional impact from business schools (Paul
Beaulieu) 22. The past is not the future (Charles Handy) 23. The future of
business schools: shut them down or broaden our horizons? (Ken Starkey and
Howard Thomas) 24. The future is blended (Santiago Iniguez) 25. Apply
liberally: Towards a model of liberal management education (Howard Thomas)
26. Can they fix it? (Jordi Canals) 27. Casting light in the shadows (Johan
Roos) 28. Where do we go from here?
Introduction: Looking Back, Thinking Forward 2. Why management history
matters (Morgan Witzel) 3. What Does Business Want from Business Schools?
(Richard Lambert) 4. Della Bradshaw Interview (Della Bradshaw and George
Bickerstaffe) 5. Can Business Schools rescue business? (Gerard van Schaik)
6. Does the DNA of business schools need to change? (Arnoud De Meyer) 7. A
future for business education: why business as usual is bad business (Chris
Pitelis) 8. University challenge (Eric Cornuel) 9. The Bologna Effect - The
Emerging European Masters Market (Gordon Shenton and Patrice Houdayer) 10.
A sustainable model for business schools? (Kai Peters and Howard Thomas)
11. The business of business schools (Kai Peters, Howard Thomas and Rick
Smith) 12. Needed: Academic Triathletes (Santiago Iñiguez) 13. Assessing
academics' performance (Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger) 14. Scholarly impact and
the co-production hypothesis (Andrew Pettigrew) 15. Impact: is it enough
just to talk about it? (Michel Kalika and Gordon Shenton) 16. Real
learning, Real impact (Jean-François Manzoni) 17. How being embedded in
your region helps growth (Thomas Bieger) 18. Creating impact with purpose
(Patricia Bradshaw and Erin Elaine Casey) 19. Growing the impact of
management education and scholarship 20. Reconnecting with the business
world (Anne S Tsui) 21. Intentional impact from business schools (Paul
Beaulieu) 22. The past is not the future (Charles Handy) 23. The future of
business schools: shut them down or broaden our horizons? (Ken Starkey and
Howard Thomas) 24. The future is blended (Santiago Iniguez) 25. Apply
liberally: Towards a model of liberal management education (Howard Thomas)
26. Can they fix it? (Jordi Canals) 27. Casting light in the shadows (Johan
Roos) 28. Where do we go from here?
matters (Morgan Witzel) 3. What Does Business Want from Business Schools?
(Richard Lambert) 4. Della Bradshaw Interview (Della Bradshaw and George
Bickerstaffe) 5. Can Business Schools rescue business? (Gerard van Schaik)
6. Does the DNA of business schools need to change? (Arnoud De Meyer) 7. A
future for business education: why business as usual is bad business (Chris
Pitelis) 8. University challenge (Eric Cornuel) 9. The Bologna Effect - The
Emerging European Masters Market (Gordon Shenton and Patrice Houdayer) 10.
A sustainable model for business schools? (Kai Peters and Howard Thomas)
11. The business of business schools (Kai Peters, Howard Thomas and Rick
Smith) 12. Needed: Academic Triathletes (Santiago Iñiguez) 13. Assessing
academics' performance (Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger) 14. Scholarly impact and
the co-production hypothesis (Andrew Pettigrew) 15. Impact: is it enough
just to talk about it? (Michel Kalika and Gordon Shenton) 16. Real
learning, Real impact (Jean-François Manzoni) 17. How being embedded in
your region helps growth (Thomas Bieger) 18. Creating impact with purpose
(Patricia Bradshaw and Erin Elaine Casey) 19. Growing the impact of
management education and scholarship 20. Reconnecting with the business
world (Anne S Tsui) 21. Intentional impact from business schools (Paul
Beaulieu) 22. The past is not the future (Charles Handy) 23. The future of
business schools: shut them down or broaden our horizons? (Ken Starkey and
Howard Thomas) 24. The future is blended (Santiago Iniguez) 25. Apply
liberally: Towards a model of liberal management education (Howard Thomas)
26. Can they fix it? (Jordi Canals) 27. Casting light in the shadows (Johan
Roos) 28. Where do we go from here?