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The postmodern MBA: curriculum design principles
Global focus: the EFMD business magazine
2011 : VOL. 5:1, p. 56-59
 2011 Coetzee, J.
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Exceeding our grasp: curricular change and the challenge to the assumptive world
Journal of Business Ethics
2010 : MAR I, VOL. 92:1, p. 79-85
 2010 Natale, S.M.
Sora, S.A.
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Maximizing the impact of organization science: theory-building at the intersection of disciplines and/or fields
Journal of Management Studies
2009 : SEP, VOL. 46:6 p. 1058-1075
 2009 Zahra, S. A.
Newey, L. R.
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A modular approach to business ethics integration: At the intersection of the stand-alone and the integrated approaches
Journal of Business Ethics
2009 : VOL 90: SUPPL. 3, p. 295-300
 2009 Hartman, L.P.
Werhane, P.H.
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Empirical assessment of ERP learning effects
Human Systems Management
2009 : VOL. 28:4, p. 183-192
 2009 Chen, K.
Razi, M.
Tarn, J.M.
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Reassessing employer expectations of graduates in UK travel services
International Journal of Tourism Research
2008 : SEP-OCT, VOL 10:5 p.409-422
 2008 Major, B.
Evans, N.
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Developing a market-oriented MBA program: practitioners' views form the GCC countries
Journal of international marketing and marketing research
2006 : OCT, VOL. 31:3, p. 129-139
 2006 Anwar, S. A.
Al-Shami, M.
Ahmed, S.A.
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Integrating ethics content into the core business curriculum: Do core teaching materials do the job?
Journal of Business Ethics
2004 : APR II, VOL. 51:1, p. 53-62
 2004 Baetz, M.C.
Sharp, D.J.
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Curriculum Issues in Business Language and Culture: Recommendations from Business Professionals
Journal of Language for International Business
2003 : VOL. 14:1, p. 58-70
 2003 Kelm, O. R.
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Adapting to the online teaching environment: using literature to develop experiential exercises for international management
Journal of Teaching in International Business
2003 : VOL. 14:2-3, p. 133-145
 2003 Rusinko, C.A.
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