The Business School 'Business': Some Lessons from the US Experience

Article Abstract:

The lack of a professional ethos, combined with a market-like approach to education, are identified as factors complicating the communication of responsibility in American business school curricula and contributing to recent corporate scandals.

United States, Causes of, Curricula, Responsibility

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Point-counterpoint: The Future of the Business School

Article Abstract:

The introduction to this special section focuses on the argument that business schools have contributed to recent corporate scandals by promulgating ideas and fostering an ethos that have made such activities possible.

Influence

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Rethinking the Business School

Article Abstract:

The authors defend the reputation of the business school as a valuable contributor to knowledge and education despite some criticisms that the schools have created an environment that has fostered corporate corruption.

Evaluation

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