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Management Education in Russia and Surrounding Regions
In this segment of eNEWSLINE Live, Sergey Myasoedov, vice rector of the Russian Presidential Academy and president of the Russian Association of Business Education discusses management education in Russia and beyond.
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The Changing Face of Business School Faculty
As business schools continue to face budget and student volume challenges, it isn't uncommon to see an increasing number of part-time and instructor-level faculty on campus. In this article, AACSB explores its latest Global Salary Survey data and faculty employment allocations.
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Supply of Entrepreneurship Programs Increases with Demand
for Startup Knowledge

AACSB data shows an increase in entrepreneurship program offerings, as well as entrepreneurship faculty salaries. All of which align with the growing popularity of startups and entrepreneurial ventures worldwide.
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George Harrison and Paul McCartney Weren't Creative. But the Beatles Were.
At this year's International Conference and Annual Meeting, Sir Ken Robinson's keynote address uncovered the secrets to creativity. Read more about creativity in an overview of his presentation.
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