... rights, the extractive industries especially relating to security, information technology and issues of freedom of expression, agriculture and issues of child and forced labor, and investment and socially responsible investors. The paper contends that business schools have a crucial role to play...

... degrees (Evans, 2010). This was mainly centred on the concept that accounting was about accounting principles or a broader education than just technical training (Bricker and Previts, 1990). As business schools grew in such countries as the UK and Australia in the 1950s 1 , accounting degrees became...

...Lee D. Parker; James Guthrie Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the role of the business school now and in the future. Design/methodology/approach The paper takes the form of an editorial review and argument. Findings The paper acknowledges the impact of globalization...

... in business higher education. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Universities Business schools As the pace of change increases in the post‐modern world, and as planning horizons shorten, it is important to reflect deeply on the nature and direction of management education and whether the broader public...

... that there are significant differences both in advancement rate and retention rate among auditors from unaccredited, accredited, and professional schools of accountancy and that the significance of the differences increases with time. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Business schools Organizations Social accounting...