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Business School Rankings and Business School Deans
2003We examine the relation between dean turnover and changes in rankings in a comprehensive sample of business schools with ranked MBA programs from 1990-2002. We find little evidence that dean departures are related to changes in a school's overall rank in the U.S. News & World Report rankings. However, dean turnover does appear to be elevated when a
C. Edward Fee +2 more
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The business of business schools
The Learning Organization, 1995Charts the development of the training industry from the 1960s training boards to the new training and enterprise councils. Decries the rapid proliferation of business schools, suggesting that the provision of management training has become a production line.
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Business school output: A conceptualisation of business school graduates
The International Journal of Management Education, 2013Abstract Extant literature has illustrated that business schools are currently pre-occupied with promoting and teaching optimization, efficiency and effectiveness, maximization and profitability. Too little attention is afforded to promoting the skills of analysis and critical thinking or the mastery of theories, abstract conception or a wider ...
Anders Örtenblad +3 more
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The business school in a busy world
Management Decision, 1995Discusses management education and development – and in particular the role of business schools. Outlines some personal views on how and why business schools have evolved, and how they will do so in the future. Offers a simple, general model to describe evolution to date and to set the scene for the future.
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Are business schools business‐minded?
Education + Training, 1998Posits that innovative technology is only as good as the innovative uses to which it is put, particularly in relation to business schools. Claims that business schools have failed to move with the times. They will have to adapt and change the structure of their courses to meet companies’ demands, and in part this means exploring the opportunities ...
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