E&M

2020/1

Contents

Editorial

The Challenge of Complexity

Dossier. Training

The Present and Future of MBA Programs

Are Top Managers Good Managers?

Dossier. Models

We Are the Business

The Compass of Trust for Management

Marchionne and Lessons in Leadership

The Profile of a Pioneer in an Era of Transition

Dossier. Challenges

Being a Strategy Maker in the Digital Era

The Great Bet of Sustainability

Businesses Can No Longer Remain Neutral

Dossier. Corporate governance

Conditions for the Growth of Italian Businesses

Family Business and New Leadership

Visual readings

Selling More and Better with Digital Resources

Focus. Capitalism and Business

Searching for European Capitalism

The Return of the State? It Depends

European Diversity Without Unity

The Virtues of the Social Market Economy

Public management

Fighting Fraud Thanks to Algorithms

Compensation

Gender Pay Gap and Corporate Performance

M&A

The Impact in Italy of International M&A

Special 30 Years of Economia & Management

Looking Back over the Magazine’s First Thirty Years

Magazine archive
Francesco Daveri Giuseppe Soda

The Present and Future of MBA Programs

The crisis that appears to have hit the MBA model in the English-speaking world can be explained by the concomitance of various factors: the increase of personal risk in investing time and resources, the strong competition from Masters of Science in International Management, online MBA programs, specialist masters, and the growing difficulties in finding success on the other side of the Atlantic.
However, the MBA remains a strong accelerator of skills and careers, one reason why it is indispensible to rethink MBA programs, a change of course that the SDA Bocconi School of Management has already begun. The content must be rethought, the duration of programs reduced while increasing flexibility, and training must be structured with smaller class sizes. 

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