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Business school and faculty networks respond to demand for more sustainability-related content
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Teaching sustainable capitalism gives emerging leaders the guidance they need to improve the world
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Focusing on papers in prestigious journals may mean that other avenues of influence are overlooked
Student and employer demand is driving realisation that institutions must adapt or risk disruption
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Studies link theory and practice as social and environmental problems become more acute
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Fintechs are increasingly ‘baking in’ social functions rather than merely bolting them on
Participants past and present pass on what they have learnt from their studies
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Business schools are launching masters programmes to meet demand for expertise
Ivy League institutions joined by Berkeley in abandoning US News & World Report assessment
Kyiv’s International Management Institute is aiding efforts to keep the country’s economy afloat and rebuild its future
He is the first UK prime minister to hold the degree, at a time when its value is being seriously questioned
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