Management Education for the World

Katrin Muff, LUISS Business School, Italy, Thomas Dyllick, Delegate for Responsibility and Sustainability, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, Mark Drewell, Chief Executive, The Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative, Belgium, John North, Associate, Albert Luthuli Center for Responsible Leadership, University of Pretoria, South Africa, Paul Shrivastava, Professor, Department of Management and Organization, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, US and Co-President, The Club of Rome, Switzerland and Jonas Haertle, Head, PRME Secretariat, UN Global Compact Office, US

• Contents: Preamble Welcome to the Year 2112 Our Journey – A Process of Co-creation The Context of Our Work Part I: The Challenge 1. Imagine a World Worth Living In 2. Imagine Business Contributing to Society 3. Imagine Leaders Who Act for the World 4. Imagine Management Educators as Custodians of Society Part II: The Vision 5. A Vision of Management Education for the World 6. Educating and Developing Globally Responsible Leaders 7. Enabling Business Organizations to Serve the Common Good 8. Engaging in the Transformation of Business and the Economy Part III: The Implementation 9. Implementing the Vision 10. Towards a New Breed of Faculty 11. Towards a New Type of Business School Conclusion Epilogue Appendices Bibliography Index

'50+20 not only raises the sights for those charged with the development of our future leaders, but also provides a clear roadmap for delivering on that ambition. As such, it is an important contribution to a journey of transformation that affects not only the future of business, but the very planet itself.'--Paul Polman, Unilever, US'The 50+20 initiative is an ambitious effort that highlights the urgent need for radical change in what we teach and how management education is delivered today. In a world that faces so many different and fast-evolving challenges, the initiative is indeed timely and needed.'--Peter Bakker, World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Switzerland'We now finally have a blueprint that can be used as a foundation for a new contract between business schools and society. Changing the way we educate our business leaders for tomorrow will change the world for the better.'--Rakesh Khurana, Harvard Business School, US