Business School Leadership and Crisis Exit Planning

Introduction: 1. Rationale of the book and presentation of the contributions Eric Cornuel; Part I. Striving for Higher Purpose: 2. Higher purpose: The duties of business schools Peter Tufano; 3. From Techne to Paideia: Upgrading business education Santiago Iniguez; 4. Educating business leaders, but for what kind of world? Fernando J. Fragueiro; 5. Multi- and interdisciplinary research in a world of crisis: A responsible research solution Jerry Davis, Peter McKiernan and Anne Tsui; Part II. Going Beyond Business: 6. The reshaping of corporations and their governance by climate change and other global forces – Implications for leaders and management education Peter Little; 7. B-schools as agents of transformation Daniel Traga; 8. Educating future leaders: Rethinking management education to enhance resilience and agility in dynamic and uncertain markets Rajendra Srivastava and George Skaria; 9. Strategic continuity or disruption? Adaptive structures of business schools in times of crisis Barbara Sporn; Part III. Internationalisation of Business Schools: 10. Reinventing the internationalisation of business schools in the post-COVID-19 era Ding Yuan; 11. The face of business education in Africa post-Covid-19: Gain or Loss? Enase Okonedo; 12. Creating a new major business school in the times of COVID-19: the HSE-Moscow way Valery S. Katkalo; Part IV. Crisis Management with a Special Focus on COVID-19: 13. Going beyond 'Always look on the bright side of life' in management education crisis strategy Eric Cornuel; 14. New leadership skills for managers in a post 2020 economy Frank Bournois; 15. Leading through a crisis Jean-François Manzoni; 16. The real change comes from outside – COVID-19 as a great chance for the revival of business schools and management education Grzegorz Mazurek; 17. The extreme situation, a challenge for management education institutions Pierre Kletz; Conclusion: 18. Key lessons and action plans Eric Cornuel.