The Future of Business Schools
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How relevant are business schools for today's managers and companies? How can schools provide practical support for industry whilst maintaining standards of academic rigour in their research. Are business schools effective in managing the demands of students, government, business and the research sector?
The University of Warwick recently hosted a Future of Business School Forum which explored how the business school model needs to develop to meet the demands of the business and academic worlds. We invited two of the speakers, Professor Jone Pearce and Professor Ken Starkey, to discuss the future for business schools.
16 Dec 2005 16:20
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robert knutson
the discussion was great "fiction"
that expresses most interesting
difference between usa "culture"
and culture of uk and europe
the discussion a fine scene
showing cultural differences
but for defensiveness
those ifferences could
have been clearly expressed
to learn that corporate
that is small businesses alltogether
arre quite free from national official
government policy compared with
even the united kingdom..
most striking is
the usa does not produce
as many fine accomplishe leaders
or academics
but many more academics in general
for example the calm confident
mr. starckey' says
"is the good management practices of business schools
used to manage business schools?
was a wonderful opportunity
to show business schools informed by
the european model of education
and adopted by europe
but niether
the american business schools
nor
a federal government social policy
nor
nor a general federal government ecoomic policy
other than the federal reserve system
affect the society os small business entrepreneurs
embraced by commoners. 'groundlings'
using material values not moral values directly
to self governing laws and tenor of society
fearful to think
yet most amricans embrace worthy moral choices…
yes ,business schools dont use their good managemnet practices..
yet our cousins in europe
naturally prefer such top down goverance
inherent in our formal schooling and business schools
thus the most desireable royals humanism
in academics, and leaders in europe
are a great intelllecual pleasure
serving the 'groundlings' well?
maybe
first of all
serving economic laws well?
('dialogic imagination'
could also
serve linking
united kingdom produced
consciousnies
and that of usa
a linking
as in renku linking verse)
delighted to have heard the pod cast from warwick site
15 Jan 2006, 22:28
robert knutson
the discussion was great "fiction"
that expresses most interesting
difference between usa "culture"
and culture of uk and europe
the discussion a fine scene
showing cultural differences
but for defensiveness
those ifferences could
have been clearly expressed
to learn that corporate
that is small businesses alltogether
arre quite free from national official
government policy compared with
even the united kingdom..
most striking is
the usa does not produce
as many fine accomplishe leaders
or academics
but many more academics in general
for example the calm confident
mr. starckey' says
"is the good management practices of business schools
used to manage business schools?
was a wonderful opportunity
to show business schools informed by
the european model of education
and adopted by europe
but niether
the american business schools
nor
a federal government social policy
nor
nor a general federal government ecoomic policy
other than the federal reserve system
affect the society os small business entrepreneurs
embraced by commoners. 'groundlings'
using material values not moral values directly
to self governing laws and tenor of society
fearful to think
yet most amricans embrace worthy moral choices…
yes ,business schools dont use their good managemnet practices..
yet our cousins in europe
naturally prefer such top down goverance
inherent in our formal schooling and business schools
thus the most desireable royals humanism
in academics, and leaders in europe
are a great intelllecual pleasure
serving the 'groundlings' well?
maybe
first of all
serving economic laws well?
('dialogic imagination'
could also
serve linking
united kingdom produced
consciousnies
and that of usa
a linking
as in renku linking verse)
delighted to have heard the pod cast from warwick site
15 Jan 2006, 22:33
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