Dividend (Vol. 21, No. 1, Winter, 1990)

Table of Contents: How 21 Men Got Global in 35 Days p. 2 - By Jeremy Main Noel Tichy, professor of organizational behavior and human resource management, recently gathered an international group of 21 senior executives for an unusual five-week exercise. This article, reprinted from Fortune Magazine, tells all about it. ; Tensions in the Transition to a Market Economy p. 5 - An interview with C. K. Prahalad, professor of corporate strategy, about his ongoing research on non-traditional, bureaucratically controlled markets such as those in China, the Soviet Union, and Eastern Europe. ; MBA Plus - The Michigan Joint Degree Program p. 8 ; Interviews with 12 dual degree students show how they have combined the MBA with other major interests to hone their skills in two areas. ; Citibank/Michigan Inaugurate "Joint Venture" p.21 ; "This Place Is Screaming Business" p.22 - By William J. Mitchell, Rick Smith, who got his MBA and M.A. in Southeast Asian Studies here in 1988, is now an entrepreneur in Thailand. ; Rugby as Metaphor p. 24 - Ford Motor Company and the B School have collaborated to produce a powerful new training program for middle managers. ; B School Sets Up Aggressive New Growth Fund p. 26 ; Dollars for Scholars p. 27 ; Focus on the Alumni Society Board of Governors p. 28 ; The Case of the Missing Galley p. 30 ; The 1989 issue of the Business School's annual report contained a major omission of names of donors. Here are the names with our apologies. ; Among Ourselves p.32 ; Faculty News Notes p. 40 ;Class Notes p. 42. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/50753>

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