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The trickle-down effect

illustration of a champagne fountain by Nick Lowndes ©Nick Lowndes

‘Cascading’ knowledge and other trends in executive education. By Della Bradshaw

Rankings and tools

Columnists

Della Bradshaw ©Ed Robinson
Will ‘Moocs’ do better than previous models of online teaching?
– Della Bradshaw
Simon Caulkin ©Ed Robinson
Warren Buffett’s approach is an object lesson for every manager
– Simon Caulkin
The pioneering thinking of Chris Argyris still offers lessons today
– Roger Martin
illustration of businesspeople as chess pieces by Neil Webb ©Neil Webb

Rankings

IMD and Duke Corporate Education have retained their leading positions

Ask the Expert From ASK THE EXPERT

Q&A: Executive Education 2013

What can business schools achieve through executive education? Read what our panel of experts had to say

News and Features

News from Campus
Dream builder From BUSINESS SCHOOL NEWS

Thunderbird targets women in mining communities

School to deliver management lessons to female entrepreneurs in Latin America

interviews
Charles Anudu ©Benedicte Kurzen

Global outlook

Charles Anudu’s education at business schools in Africa, Europe and the US has given him an insight into differences around the world – and brought him success back in Nigeria

Rosabeth Moss Kanter, chair and director of Harvard University’s Advanced Leadership Initiative ©Jason Grow

Wisdom in action

Older leaders can help tackle the world’s big problems, says Rosabeth Moss Kanter

Robert Bruner, dean of the Darden School of Business ©Daniel Jones Meet the Deans

Bob Bruner of Darden at Virginia

Bob Bruner of Virginia: Darden is less conventional than he appears

lifelong learning
Iese’s Eric Weber ©Lourdes Segade

The changing face of education

Will executives’ need to keep up with progress drive growth in lifelong learning - and who will be paying for it?

Peter Tufano, dean, Oxford Said Feature of the Week

MBA blog

Students studying at business schools around the world write about their experiences, from networking and class assignments to exchange trips and company visits

business school profiles
Tom Colbjorsen From BUSINESS SCHOOL PROFILES

Business school profile: BI Norwegian

Norway’s private business school plans to become a global player

From BUSINESS SCHOOL PROFILES

The Haas school at UC Berkeley

The California business school wants MBA graduates to study for free

Financial times poll
From BUSINESS SCHOOL NEWS

FT poll reveals custom programmes to grow

Quirky courses; an African adventure; why executives had better shape up

Reviews
Emma Jacobs

The vision thing

A positive or negative world view can shape reality, a new book, ‘Focus’, by Heidi Grant Halvorson and Tory Higgins, argues

Technology: The examined life

Self-monitoring has become seamless through personal mobile devices

Feature of the Week

Women-only classes prove a hit with men

An initiative aimed at female professional immigrants has been unexpectedly successful

Feature of the Week

African chiefs and queens go back to school

Ceibs is collaborating on a programme for community leaders in Ghana