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Executive wisdom: a study of phronesis in modern management practice
The prominence of executive management failures brings to the fore concerns with a perceived lack of management scholarship impact. Executive managers should be better prepared for a complex world of work and there is a growing scholarly awareness that this requires more focus on practical knowledge...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2020
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