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Tackling doctoral education in responsible management: Resources for learning from ethical professors and intellectual shamans: Article 100386
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Reality check: Helping students recognize, evaluate, and pursue realistic entry-level jobs in business: Article 100384
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Entrepreneurship development and pedagogical gaps in entrepreneurial marketing education: Article 100379
Tayyab Amjad, Shamsul Huda Binti Abdul Rani, Shiza Binti Sa'atar
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Graduate students mentoring undergraduate students’ business innovation pitches: Article 100390
Joshua S. Bendickson, Laura T. Madden, Curtis F. MatherneIII
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Using cluster analysis to explore the engagement with a flipped classroom of native and non-native English-speaking management students: Article 100381
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Building students’entrepreneurial mindsets: Results from anintervention at a Russian university: Article 100380
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Graduate employability, employment prospects and work-readiness in the changing field of professional work: Article 100378
Ian P. Herbert, Andrew T. Rothwell, Jane L. Glover, Stephanie A. Lambert
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Investigating the application of the Principles for Responsible Management Education to resort mini-clubs: Article 100377
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State-of-the-art practices being reported by the PRME champions group: A reference to advance education for sustainable development: Article 100369
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Management of University Social Responsibility in business schools. An exploratory study: Article 100382
Amber Wigmore, Mercedes Ruiz Lozano, José Luis Fernández Fernández
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