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CFP - New Visions for Graduate Management Education

  • 1.  CFP - New Visions for Graduate Management Education

    Posted 11-14-2004 05:25
    CALL for chapter proposals

    NEW VISIONS FOR GRADUATE MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
    Eds. Charles Wankel and Robert DeFillippi

    This fifth volume in the Research in Management Education and Development
    (Information Age Publishers) series will cover new visions for the
    curriculum design and pedagogic delivery of graduate management education,
    with a focus on Master's programs. Recent critiques of traditional MBA
    programs have emphasized the overly analytic emphasis of MBA instruction,
    the stifling of creativity, innovation and integration within functional
    teaching and research silos, the disconnect between theory and practice,
    between knowing and doing, and between rigor and relevance and other issues.

    We invite chapter proposals that examine contemporary MBA education, its
    current shortcomings and future possibilities. Each chapter should refer to
    relevant citations and examples of practice related to the selected
    visionary theme.

    TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR PUBLICATION:
    Book chapter proposals received: December 10, 2004
    Notification of accepted chapter proposals: January 5, 2005
    Receipt of full book chapters: Aug. 25, 2005
    Review book chapters and give feedback: Oct. 15, 2005
    Receipt by editors of final draft of book chapters: Dec. 1, 2005
    Final book received by publisher: January 15, 2006
    Anticipated volume 5 publication: Summer 2006

    Submit your chapter proposal by Microsoft Word email attachment. We would
    most appreciate a three to five page proposal outlining your chapter,
    identifying your perspective(s) theory and practice and identifying some key
    associated bibliographic references. Include as a separate file a brief
    biography covering your current institutional affiliation and position and a
    listing of your relevant publications and educational background.

    The Research in Management Education and Development series site is:
    http://management-education.net/

    Send proposals and inquiries to both:
    Charles Wankel wankelc@stjohns.edu
    And
    Robert DeFillippi rdefilli@suffolk.edu