Africa: The Management Education Challenge

Michelle Lee · Lynne Thomas · Alexander Wilson

2016年8月 · Emerald Group Publishing

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關於本電子書

This is the first of the two volumes, written with strong support from EFMD (The European Foundation for Management Development) and GMAC (The Graduate Management Admissions Council), aimed at understanding and examining the challenges involved in management education across Africa. The common perception of Africa is as a global growth region, and a continent on the move, with a parallel, huge demand for managerial skills to leverage the potential for economic growth. The authors, through a fine-grained, face-to-face, interview process, explore the perspectives, and interactions between, management educators and other business, and government stakeholders as they seek to close the management education gap. Africa has no collective identity. Therefore, it is important to understand the diverse cultures, histories and contexts underlying the 54 member states. With this is mind, the book “maps” the diverse landscape of Africa in the earlier chapters. This provides the framework around which subsequent chapters can reflect sensibly on the past evolution of alternative management education approaches in Africa, and the current landscape.

關於作者

Howard Thomas, Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University, Singapore Michelle Lee, Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University, Singapore Lynne Thomas, Writer and Researcher, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK Alexander Wilson, Loughborough University, Business School, UK