RETHINKING MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
Volume in Research in Management Education and Development
CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS
Rethinking Management Education will be the initial volume in a new book
series Research in Management Education and Development, edited by Charles
Wankel (St. Johns University, NY) and Robert DeFillippi (Suffolk University)
for Information Age Publishing of Greenwich CT. 20-30 page chapters will
illuminate the state of art of central topics in management education nested
in innovative and forward-thinking perspectives. Proposed topics should be
relevant to academicians teaching in university settings and/or business
professionals working in corporate education settings.
Examples of proposed chapter topics for Rethinking Management Education
include but are not limited to the following:
The role of technological innovations such as those based in Internet
technologies and other new media, distance learning, the role of virtual
learning communities, simulations and virtual reality applications,
intelligent tutoring; knowledge management and increasing the human capital
of organizations; international and intercultural perspectives on trends in
management education; emotional and cognitive perspectives; service
learning; corporate universities, emerging visions of management education;
ethical and spiritual perspectives; consulting, internships and field
experiences; faculty externships; assessment and accreditation of management
education; comparative studies of curriculum development; film and fiction
as learning media; and critical, postmodern approaches.
Interested chapter contributors should first contact the Series Editors
Charles Wankel <
wankelc@stjohns.edu> and Robert DeFillippi
<
rdefilli@suffolk.edu> with a brief one-page outline of their proposed
chapter topic, including how their chapter will contribute to innovative
rethinking of current management education theory or practice. Please
include a brief summary of your qualifications for authoring the proposed
chapter. Once your topic is accepted, we will work with you on developing a
more detailed plan for your chapter. Final revised manuscripts should be
delivered to the Series editors by April 15, 2001, in order to be included
in the volume for August 2001 publication.