Thursday I had the honour to have Prof Bishara Khader as a guest in my Euro-Mediterranean Management course. He gave a wonferfully clear and insightful presentation on the Mediterranean Union, Sarkozy's latest idea for the Mediterranean region. For those that read French, and in parcular at least for all my students, mandatory literature.
About This Blog
This BLOG has a double purpose. It aims to contribute to the discussion and development of the academic field that could be situated in between complexity theory, knowledge management, innovation and learning; in summary a more holistic and systemic approach to management. As such it reflects the activities that take place in the Euromed transversal research track on this subject. The Home Page and the Reading host this contribution. In the News and Discussion sections, this BLOG is used to animate courses in the area of “Complexity and the Networked Economy”, "Knowledge Management and Learning" and "A quantum interpreation of business".
More about Blogs........
Affiliated Researchers
Associate Researcher
Pedagogical concepts
Recent Posts
- The last post
- Perceptions on health, wealth and development
- The Paradigm of the Emergent Economy
- The six most difficult words: I'm sorry, I was wrong
- The profits of the 40 top French companies drop: crisis, crisis, crisis
- A road map of complexity
- Is accounting profit any different from destruction of societal value ?
- Consciousness and Development
- Principles for Responsible Management Education
- The financial crisis: wir haben es allen gewust
Contact
« Innovation: thanks, you are "done" | Main | Our progress in applying the Global Compact principles in the School »
Comments
The comments to this entry are closed.
The Economist has published a podcast interview with Alain Leroy, one of the architects of the Union.
We would be interested in your comments.
The interview can be found at the above url.
Posted by: The Economist | July 13, 2008 at 12:06 AM