Impact of a Regional Business School on its Communities

Bob MacKenzie is a Visiting Professor at the University of Chichester. For the past 12 years, he has been Commissioning Editor of, and regular contributor to, AMED’s quarterly journal Organisations and People (e-O&P online since 2008), and Convenor of the AMED Writers’ Group. He has written extensively for an academic, practitioner and policy-making readership.   Rob Warwick is a Professor in Management and Organisational Learning at the University of Chichester. Before entering academia, he worked with the Department of Health on healthcare policy in a variety of management positions. He has co-edited three editions of e-O&P and is currently co-editing a special edition of the Sage Journal Action Research.

• Chapter 1: Communities and Impact of a Regional Business School - Locating the Discussion, Bob MacKenzie and Rob Warwick.- Chapter 2: Situating A Small University at the Heart of a Regional Economy - 10 Years on From the Witty Review, David Cooper.- Chapter 3: Size Matters - Research in a Small University Business School, Dawn Robins.- Chapter 4:  Writing and Research Methodology – How this Book was Written, Rob Warwick and Bob MacKenzie.- Chapter 5: Tripartite Relationships Between Students, Employers and the University - A Conversation About Degree Apprenticeships, David Goodman and Paul Kooner-Evans.- Chapter 6: The Challenges of Event Management Education in a Regional Business School - An Autoethnographic Perspective, Wendy Sealy.- Chapter 7: The Communities it Takes to Develop a Leader, Rob Warwick.- Chapter 8: Voices off - Impact and Community in a Business School’s Backstage, Bob MacKenzie.- Chapter 9: Personal Approaches to Diversity and Wider Implications, Rob Warwick and Douglas Board.- Chapter 10: Majoring on the Minor Gesture in Collaborative Partnerships, James Traeger.- Chapter 11: The Fragility of Goodness, What Good do we do as Management Educators?, Rob Warwick.- Chapter 12: Uneasy Relationships of the Neo-Liberal and the Commons in Management Education - Colonization and Dancing, Jesse Segers.