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How Views about the Nature of Management Can Affect the Content of Management Education Programmes: The Advance of the Political Approach.
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Lee, Bob; Piper, J. A. – Management Education and Development, 1986
Although management has always been viewed as a subject from different perspectives, it is argued in this article that the developing emphasis in management theory on the political nature of organizational processes is radically different from earlier approaches. (Author/CT)
Descriptors: Administration, Administrator Education, Course Content, Management Development
Management Education as a Service Industry.
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Olve, Nils-Goran – Management Education and Development, 1986
Long residential courses for professional managers are a very special type of service industry, presenting peculiar problems for the course organizer to manage. This article deals with the choices the course organizer faces. It is argued that the role of course organizer or program director will benefit by being seen as "service management."…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Experiential Learning, Management Development, Professional Development
Structuring Freedom: An Alternative Approach to Post-Graduate Course Design.
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Godfrey, Eve – Management Education and Development, 1983
The purpose of this paper is to discuss and disseminate the ideas and attitudes of using self-directed management programs for post-graduate students. The author argues that self-direction in designing management courses is not usually popular with staff and administrators attempting to run traditional programs. (MEAD Subscriptions, CSML,…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Learning Theories, Management Development, Professional Continuing Education
Bringing Design into the Management Curriculum.
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Oakley, Mark – Management Education and Development, 1986
This article surveys current design management teaching and reports on recent research undertaken to pinpoint the essential ingredients of a curriculum to bring design into management courses. Curriculum recommendations are summarized under the following headings: design in business context, nature of design work, design and product strategies,…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation, Management Development