Management, Education and Competitiveness

List of figures and tables List of contributors Preface 1. Introduction Rolv Petter Amdam Part 1: Different systems of management education 2. National systems versus foreign models in management education - the Norwegian case Rolv Petter Amdam 3. American influence on European management education - the role of Ford Foundation Giuliana Gemelli 4. Continuities in Dutch business education - engineering, economics and the business school Huibert de Man 5. Business studies and management training in Japan's economic development - an institutional perspective Tamotsu Nishizawa 6. Management training in a country in transition - the case of Slovenia Marjan Svetlicic and Andreja Cibron Part 2: Management education and business 7. Management education in Britain - a compromise between culture and necessity John F. Wilson 8. Do they mean business? An investigation of the purpose of the `new university' business schools in the United Kingdom Reva Brown, Sean McCartney and Jeff Clowes 9. The institutionalization of industrial administration in Norway 1950 - 1990 - consequences for education in business adminstration of engineering domination Haldor Byrkjeflot and Tor Halvorsen 10. Mercury's messenger - Swedish business graduates in practice Lars Engwall, Elving Gunnarsson and Eva Wallerstedt 11. Dinosaurs in the global economy? America's graduate business schools in the 1980s and 1990s Susan Aaronson 12. Managing management teams - a challenge for management education 13. Between academia and business - new challenges for today's modern business schools Peter Lorange