Educationwas published. The financial crisis, still not fully resolved, has raised significant
questions about the role of management education—in particular MBAs (Tett, 2009) …

Globalization, rankings, and the decrease of public funding have created a highly
competitive environment for public universities. Internal and external stakeholders …

Conventional approaches to teaching leadership in business schools have overrelied on
transformational models that stress the role of charismatic individuals, usually white men, in …

Measuring organizational legitimacy has become a challenge for researchers because they
face a multilevel construct, where diverse terminologies, approaches, and evaluators …

Social scientists have long been concerned with using their research to make the world a
better place and there are frequently calls within the management studies community for …

Business schools' fundamental problem remains whether they can develop responsible
leaders capable of navigating the increasingly complex economy and market society driven …

Sustainability standards have proliferated widely in recent years but their legitimacy remains
contested. This paper suggests that sustainability standards need to cope with an important …

Although supportive of calls for business schools to learn the lessons of history to address
contemporary challenges about their legitimacy and impact, we argue that our ability to learn …

Gender equality is still an issue in business schools, since women in MBAs classrooms, in
faculty and in management teams have low representation. Challenges caused by lack of …

An organization acquires legitimacy when it operates in an appropriate and desirable
manner, satisfying the stakeholders' needs and expectations. Stakeholders claim to …