The “Americanization” of Management Education in Britain
The “Americanization” of Management Education in Britain
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英国管理教育的“美国化”
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2004
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N. Tiratsoo
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乍看之下，英国的商业和管理教育体系似乎完全是按照美国的模式建立的。在1945年还没有任何真实的规定的情况下，美国现在有大约120所商学院和大量的MBA毕业生。然而，更仔细的观察揭示了一个更复杂的画面，充满了潮起潮落和尖锐的争议。本文详细介绍了英国的发展轨迹，然后考察了它的动态，重点关注了从政府到学生等塑造事件的关键角色。它认为，英国制度的演变与关于美国实践优点的理性辩论没有多大关系，而是经常反映偏见和自我利益的政治
At first sight, Britain appears to have built its business and management education system firmly on American lines. Without any real provision in 1945, the country now has about 120 business schools and a big output of MBAs. Yet closer inspection reveals a more complicated picture, full of ebbs and flows, and sharp controversies. This article looks in detail at Britain’s trajectory and then examines its dynamics, focusing on the key players that shaped events, from governments to students. It argues that the evolution of the British system had little to do with rational debate about the merits of U.S. practice and instead often reflected the politics of prejudice and self-interest