[number or issue] | Title : | Vol 5 No 2 - Does Action Learning Promote Collaborative Leadership? | | Material Type: | printed text | | Authors: | Roy Lewicki, Author | | Publication Date: | 2006 | | Pagination: | pp. 146-255 | | Layout: | ill (b & w) | | Size: | 28 cm | | Class number: | 658.005 | | Contents note: | From the Editor: Integrating the Professional Mission, by J.R. Bailey
Does Action Learning Promote Collaborative Leadership?, by J. Raelin
Instructor Intuition in the Educational Setting, by L.A. Burke and E. Sadler-Smith
Masculinity and Management Education: Feminizing the MBA, by R. Simpson
Introduction: It's About Time, by R. Klimoski
Time and the Temporal Imagination, by A.C. Bluedorn and R.L. Standifer
Introduction: Arguments for a More Grounded Approach in Management Education, by N.M. Ashkanasy
Only You Can Create Actionable Knowledge, by R.M. Blood
The Hidden Potential of “Managerial Macroeconomics” for CEO Decision Making in MBA Programs, by P. Navarro
Is Accreditation Good for the Strategic Decision Making of Traditional Business Schools?, by S.D. Julian and J.C. Ofori-Dankwa
Business Research and Chinese Patriotic Poetry: How Competition for Status Distorts the Priority Between Research and Teaching in U.S. Business Schools, by M.M. Harmon |
[number or issue] Vol 5 No 2 - Does Action Learning Promote Collaborative Leadership? [printed text] / Roy Lewicki, Author . - 2006 . - pp. 146-255 : ill (b & w) ; 28 cm. | Class number: | 658.005 | | Contents note: | From the Editor: Integrating the Professional Mission, by J.R. Bailey
Does Action Learning Promote Collaborative Leadership?, by J. Raelin
Instructor Intuition in the Educational Setting, by L.A. Burke and E. Sadler-Smith
Masculinity and Management Education: Feminizing the MBA, by R. Simpson
Introduction: It's About Time, by R. Klimoski
Time and the Temporal Imagination, by A.C. Bluedorn and R.L. Standifer
Introduction: Arguments for a More Grounded Approach in Management Education, by N.M. Ashkanasy
Only You Can Create Actionable Knowledge, by R.M. Blood
The Hidden Potential of “Managerial Macroeconomics” for CEO Decision Making in MBA Programs, by P. Navarro
Is Accreditation Good for the Strategic Decision Making of Traditional Business Schools?, by S.D. Julian and J.C. Ofori-Dankwa
Business Research and Chinese Patriotic Poetry: How Competition for Status Distorts the Priority Between Research and Teaching in U.S. Business Schools, by M.M. Harmon |
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