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| Financial Times - Soapbox
Latest discussions from Business Education section of the Financial Times
The traditional rationale for subsidy to higher education in America no longer makes sense
A closer relationship is needed between government, business and business education providers
?Economists are redefining traditionally qualitative fields into quantitative domains?
Business schools may resist radical change, especially those overly influenced by the rankings and accreditation agencies
Organisations need to be ?fluent? in religious and ethnic diversity, able to feel at home in culturally diverse situations
There is a need to adopt a far more market-driven approach with an emphasis on role play and communication skills
Tomorrow?s business leaders need the learning that comes from collaborative partnerships
Business schools teach that it is results that improve performance. It should be the other way around
Urgent reform of education is needed if it is to make its mark on the international stage and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage
Business schools need to balance their appetite for risk taking with a culture of risk management
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