Brave New Ventures

The fall of a global corporation is a textbook case of management failure—and business professors are hurrying to incorporate the lessons of Enron into their own classrooms. Here, professors from three management disciplines analyze what went wrong.

A major new survey profiles the characteristics that identify today’s deans.

No one has ever accused Tom Peters of being afraid to stir up controversy. What he has to say may make some management educators uncomfortable, but it will almost certainly make everyone think.

Entrepreneurship programs have exploded on business school campuses, bringing students a broader understanding of new business startups—and old business revitalization.

Serious, pervasive forces—such as faculty shortages, pressures to enhance curricular relevance, and intense, worldwide competition—are threatening traditional business schools. A new AACSB International task force may help to find collective solutions.