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Masters in Management 2011
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• A special report focusing on the FT’s 2011 masters in management ranking, with features, analysis and business school profiles - -
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The sense of belonging: business schools and independence
How business schools attached to universities are edging ahead of their standalone rivals
Find the right fit
Masters in management choice is growing fast. By Della Bradshaw
Sarah Dixon
Sarah Dixon, dean of Bradford University School of Management, on the challenges her position brings
Dean’s column: Alfons Sauquet on John Dewey
How John Dewey’s pragmatist philosophy helped shape modern views on management
On management: the winning combination of wealth and power
When you combine wealth and power, you gain the advantage in almost any situation, writes Simon Caulkin
Stéphane Diagana on a new track
Stéphane Diagana was a French sporting hero when he enrolled in a masters in management course to start building a life beyond athletics
Ranking: France loses stranglehold on the top
Switzerland’s Universität St Gallen takes the lead this year, writes Michael Jacobs
Masters in management 2011: methodology
Charlotte Clarke explains the criteria, methods, scores and rules that underpin the ranking
Ireland: lessons to learn
Business schools in struggling Ireland are rethinking their strategies, writes John Murray Brown
Greece: looking for a bright side
Hard times are prompting fresh thinking in Greek business schools, writes Kerin Hope
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