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apesphere on 12 May 2009
From: blogs.harvardbusiness.org
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In one of the latest contributions to the HBR debate on business education, the Rotman School's Roger Martin calls for a deep, broad and dynamic MBA.
In some respects he appears to be advocating a more philosophical approach to management education that encourages the questioning of standard assumptions, models and frameworks. Good to see from a business school dean.
Andrew Newton is the author of The Handbook of Compliance: Making Ethics Work in Financial Services
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