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Journal:
Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (2015) 34 (8): 960–972.
Published: 10 August 2015
... accessed on meetings were on organizational experiences from western countries, the authors have made an original focus on Uganda and underpinned the debate on management development in Africa. The authors have also examined and provided an empirical basis for understanding effectiveness of meetings using...
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (2011) 30 (10): 955–967.
Published: 25 October 2011
... and Gankurume. The average copper concentration in the concession is 4 per cent, exceptionally high for this metal. While the average life of a copper mine is 40 years, on the SGM concession there is copper for up to 100 years. Mining industry DR Congo Enlightened CSR Purpose Processes Culture Africa...
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Journal:
Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (2011) 30 (9): 927–934.
Published: 20 September 2011
...Stefan Schepers Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine economic growth in Africa. It is generally recognised that governance in African countries is not effective enough to deal with economic challenges. Given the ongoing economic growth, it is important that proper reforms are made...
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South African management development in the twenty‐first century: Moving toward an Africanized model
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (1999) 18 (1): 63–78.
Published: 01 February 1999
...Dean B. McFarlin; Edward A. Coster; Connie Mogale‐Pretorius Discusses the challenges of management development in post‐apartheid South Africa. The main issue is how to compensate for apartheid’s negative legacy and bring large numbers of the previously disfranchised black majority...
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (1991) 10 (6): 32–47.
Published: 01 June 1991
...Moses N. Kiggundu The management development specialist, local or international, must understand Africa′s historical background in order to contribute effectively to the continent′s current management development needs. Important elements of management development in pre‐colonial Africa,from which...
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Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (1990) 9 (6): 50–63.
Published: 01 June 1990
...‐managers involving all group levels in the firm or factory;and development of black entrepreneurs in South Africa by hands‐on training in regional and vernacular languages. Thirteen postulated attributes of success have been distilled from this research, and from an examination of the cultural...
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Journal:
Journal of Management Development
Journal of Management Development (1989) 8 (5): 40–50.
Published: 01 May 1989
...Leo Schellekens Africa′s economic decline over the period since most countries became independent is discussed, and suggestions are offered to make the African management institutions more client‐oriented, such as offering more accessible courses to potential trainees. Existing institutions...
