It has been a bit calm on my blog lately, but this has everything to do with the fact that I am moving places. Despite the enormous pleasure I have had at Euromed Management, I move totally South, in order to become the director of the Graduate School of Business of the University of Cape Town.
I have found a school that has the vision to become a new type of business school, a business school based on the paradigm of the emergent economy. Emergent economy means economies with high degrees of uncertainty, high degrees of complexity and unfortunately often high degrees of inequality. As much as this is true for what we classically call the emergent economies (BRICSA), uncertainty, complexity and inequality is equally a true issue of the company in turbulent economies. I trust that the exploration of the paradigm of the emergent economy will give interesting insights in the financial crisis and how we could do differently.
GSB is developping a few areas of excellence. The mission of GSB is to develop a pedagogical excellence, around sytemic thinking and action learning. An academic excellence is constructed around the paradigm of the emergent economy as described before. But it is equally the role of a business school to contribute to the alleviation of inequality, and therefor GSB is developing and continues to grow in the area of social entrepreneurship, both academically as in the field. Finally, GSB aims to develop a thought leadership in all this areas, with a particular focus on executive education in the world (Europe) and its contribution to the development of Africa and in particular Africa's academic potential (via an innovative PhD program).
More will come, but I felt I had to share this with you on the evening of my departure.
I am not the only one, I guess, to expect "more to come" from wherever you are, including from the part of you that you left in our hearts and minds. Thank you for that.
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Hi Walter, its your chiko, I m sorry I could not make it to meet you during your visit to Paris cause I am on business trip from 4th till 22nd of july in Thailand,Hongkong and Taiwan.But its not the end we are going to meet and the show of life must go on....! all the best for your new life, Love to Erna.
Best Regards,
Vinay
Posted by: Vinay | July 15, 2009 at 07:47 AM
Well this blog teaches a lot. In other words we can say that this blog has two meanings. Once it tells us about the nature on the other hand it teaches about the technology.
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Posted by: Sapience | July 29, 2009 at 10:22 AM
I find very interesting the discussion here.
I am an Italian manager trying to understand something more about theory of complexity and its implications for organizations.
I suggest an Italian book that has recently been translated in English. It is from Alberto De Toni and Luca Comello and its title is Journey into Complexity. You can find it on Amazon.
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Thanks for the information! Hi Walter, its your chiko, I m sorry I could not make it to meet you during your visit to Paris cause I am on business trip from 4th till 22nd of july in Thailand,Hongkong and Taiwan.But its not the end we are going to meet and the show of life must go on....! all the best for your new life, Love to Erna.
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Posted by: Bobbi | January 05, 2012 at 09:57 AM
Too bad the Brisca link doesn't work, I'm curious about economies with high degrees of inequality, any new data on that?
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