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Global Focus Chinese 2022
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Global Focus Chinese 2021
Vol.14 – Issue 01. Real Learning, Real Impact
Vol.13 – Issue 01. Personal values first
Vol.12 – Issue 02. International learning 4.0
“Internationalism” – what it means and how to teach it, is a subject that dominates the pages of this issue.
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This issue of Global Focus covers an array of topics centred around management education and development.
Read MoreVol.10 – Issue 03. Embrace disruption
Highlights: Embrace Disruption – Why are universities under threat? What do they need to do if they are to survive?
Read MoreVol.10 – Issue 02. Higher pass
Highlights: Bringing quality to technology-enhanced learning David Asch and Martin Schader explain why EFMD has launched EOCCS EFMD’s Online Course Certification System Higher Pass Della Bradshaw and more.
Read MoreVol.07 – Issue 02. Major disruption ahead!
Challenges and opportunities in the new business education world; Major disruption ahead!; Managing complexity: an idea whose time has come; Preparing Chinese managers for global leadership
Read MoreVol.07 – Issue 01. The business of change
This issue of Global Focus in Chinese leads with Stanford GSB’s Garth Saloner on why business schools must change if they are to serve their students and society well.
Read MoreVol.06 – Issue 02. Needed: Academic triathletes
Needed: academic TriathletesToday business schools need multifaceted and well-rounded faculty.
Read MoreVol.06 – Issue 01. Deans across frontiers
No Borders: EFMD launches Deans Across Frontiers programme • Risky Business:Debating the importance of risk management • Revolution?The 21st century’s unlikley publishing heroes • Top Rank:Media rankings inform MBA changes and more.
Read MoreVol.10 – Issue 01. Growing the impact of management education & scholarship
This issue of Global Focus highlights include: Growing the impact of management education and scholarship – management is not only taught in business schools and university faculties.
Read MoreVol.09 – Issue 03. Redefining the organisation
Highlights from this issue of Global Focus include: Redefining the organisation ‘Robber Baron’ or ‘Robin Hood’?
Read MoreVol.09 – Issue 02. Re-organising the political economy
This edition of Global Focus looks closely at the human side of business. Highlights include: “Re-organising the political economy” – capitalism has not failed nor is it in retreat.
Read MoreVol.09 – Issue 01. Clouds of change
Welcome to the first issue of Global Focus in 2015. Highlights from this issue include: “Clouds of change”.
Read MoreVol.08 – Issue 03. The challenges facing business schools
The latest issue of Global Focus features insight into many issues for business schools and companies: Sir Mark Moody-Stuart examines the difficulties of ensuring that the right values are agreed, understood and truly embedded in a large multicultural business organisation; The Jazz Age – social intrapreneurs are rarely individual heroes but more like jazz musicians jamming in a group; Enhancing talent development and talent acquisition; How being embedded in your region helps growth – Thomas Bieger explains how the University of St Gallen used the new Business School Impact Survey to consolidate and build on its local roots plus much more.
Read MoreVol.08 – Issue 02. The great transformation
This issue of Global Focus features an array of ideas and content covering many of the key issues facing business schools, companies and society at large.
Read MoreVol.08 – Issue 01. The business school of the future
The latest issue of EFMD’s Global Focus magazine in Chinese. Highlights include: Dynamic capabilities and the business school of the future; Rethinking corporate universities; Intended learning outcomes: friend or foe? Globalisation: unfinished business for business schools; Executive development: a cry for immediate impact; Research that matters: thoughts on reinventing scientific (management) research and much more.
Read MoreVol.07 – Issue 03. See the future
Vol.06 – Issue 03. Cox steers a new course for business schools
Insight, views and ideas from the world’s of business, business schools and executive development.
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