... is made of international complexities and differences that persist (Ghemawat, 2008, 2017). Globalization has created a global demand for talent (Alajoutsijärvi et al., 2014) and has multiple effects on education (Knight, 2015 , p. 3). A few field actors seem to be immune to this turmoil...

...Pooja Malik; Usha Lenka; Debashish Kumar Sahoo Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a conceptual framework associating globalization, workforce diversity, and deviance and suggest micro-macro HRM strategies to overcome challenges associated with the workforce diversity and workplace...

...Patricia Ann Castelli Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe, examine and discuss scholarly literature on reflective leadership, a topic gaining momentum as a result of globalization. Despite the growing popularity of reflective leadership techniques, current and aspiring leaders...

.... Integrating the objective dharma with subjective swadharma requires wisdom and to develop a special quality of discrimination or “viveka” which results in making wise decisions. Leadership Decision making Globalization Cross-cultural management Wisdom Business ethics Organizational behaviour...

...Howard Thomas and Eric Cornuel; Jordi Canals Purpose – Global corporate strategy has moved faster than global leadership development in many companies. This outcome has created some leadership problems: global companies may not have enough leaders in their growth markets or leaders...

... that it is not true that globalization would create just one single culture, originated in the USA and Western Europe, which is called “Jet‐Set Culture” by Freedman. Japanese multinational companies are spreading their own unique organizational values of their management system across the world in their subsidiaries...

... and, hence, identify possible strategic options. Design/methodology/approach The papers can be categorized into three broad themes: first, the impacts and environmental influences on management education including issues of globalization, global sustainability and advances in digital and social media...

...Howard Thomas; Eric Cornuel; Arnoud De Meyer Purpose Globalization of management education seems to have become the natural way to go for management and business schools. Almost every week one can find in the specialized press another announcement about an overseas campus, a new international...

..., and proposes curricula innovations that address these needs. Business studies Value added Globalization Leadership development Innovation Experiential learning In today's rapidly changing environment, MBA programs are the subject of growing scrutiny as they wrestle with how to prepare students...

.... Strong links with leading firms and global corporate trends and cultures do not enhance independent thinking and academic counterculture. In times of crisis and challenge, business schools are invited to reinvent themselves and their mission. This paper aims to investigate these issues. Design...

... Strategic change Globalization In the modern university the business school is currently valued much more for its managerial expertise, cash‐generation abilities and financial strength than its intellectual strength and scholarship (Bok, 2003 ; Starkey and Tempest, 2008). Indeed, its legitimacy...

...Howard Thomas © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 --> Business schools Competitive analysis Demographics Entrepreneurship Globalization Strategic management Article Type: Awards for excellence From: Journal of Management Development, Volume 27, Issue 10...

...Howard Thomas; Pankaj Ghemawat Purpose This paper aims to provide a personal perspective on the extent to which business schools have globalized what they teach and to make content‐ and process‐related suggestions about how to make further progress. Design/methodology/approach The paper...

... Publishing Limited 2007 Competitive analysis Demographics Globalization Entrepreneurship Strategic management Business schools Despite being acknowledged as one of the major success stories in higher education over the last 30 years, business schools are at a crossroads...

...Tom McManus; Yair Holtzman; Harold Lazarus; Johan Anderberg; George S. Roukis Purpose The purpose of this article is to ascertain how the forces of globalization affect current organizational designs, particularly the relationship between rapid technological change, global uncertainty...

... 2006 Entrepreneurialism Singapore National cultures Networking Globalization Considered as one of the growth engines for a nation – creating jobs, inventions and diversity, entrepreneurship is defined as a process of starting a business venture, organising the necessary resources...

... dimensions to the big five personality dimensions. McCrae (2001, 2002) correlated mean NEO PI‐R (big five) scores from 36 global samples (11 from Asia, three from Africa, four from the Americas, and 18 from Europe) with Hofstede's cultural dimensions. Relevant to the current study, individualism...

...Vesa Suutari; Milla Taka The importance of understanding the careers of global leaders, who typically have careers including various international positions and assignments, has increased due to the globalization of business. One relevant approach to such careers is the internal career approach...

... are characterised by two major elements: organisations are no longer the primary arena for professional careers and the diversity of careers and career paths is sharply increasing. At the level of global careers similar developments can be observed. In addition, two specifics can be mentioned: a number...

...Marilyn Fenwick; Helen De Cieri A qualitative study of a research and development network of major global mining companies is reported in this paper. In this international inter‐organizational network, emergent global human resource development and, particularly, career development challenges...