Art, craft and design are powerful resources for shaping management education curricula and can help educators and managers meet the demands of the 21st century. This book offers a synthesis and comparative analysis of just how they may do so. It is a guide for those already doing so and suggests further avenues of exploration with a special emphasis on leadership and managing organizational change, providing a crisp overview of where specialised interests can be located and seen in context

The book begins with an outline of the current state of management education and the changing demands of the 21st century and then goes to provide detailed exploration and exemplars of how art, craft and design may be related to leadership, management and organization. It will be of great interest to scholars and students of management education and arts-based methods in business, as well as educators and practitioners.

Critiques the current state of management education Demonstrates the potential for art, craft and design to revolutionize management education Explores what kind of competencies we might need to develop and manage in the 21st century

Autorentext

Damian Ruth has taught in several countries and was a Senior Lecturer in Massey Business School, New Zealand, for twenty years where he earned several teaching excellence awards. He was a HERDSA Fellow and Associate Editor of Higher Education and Research Development . His book, Education as Gift , a wide-ranging critique of higher education, was published in 2023.

Inhalt

PART 1 Management Education for the 21st Century.- Chapter 1 Historical and contemporary critiques: the persistent debate.- Chapter 2 Competencies: Do we know what we want?.- Chapter 3 Craft, art, design.- PART 2 Re-sourcing the curriculum.- Chapter 5 Craft.- Chapter 6 Art.- Chapter 7 Design.- PART 3 Application in specific curricula.- Chapter 8 Crafting Strategy.- Chapter 9 The Art of Leadership.- Chapter 10 Change by Design.