Twenty-First-Century Organizations: Business Firms, Business Schools, and the Academy

Michael A. Hitt

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The article presents a 1997 Presidential Address, “Twenty-first-century Organizations: Business Firms, Business Schools, and the Academy,” by Michael A. Hitt of Texas A&M University. The author refers to the Academy of Management, business education, technology, strategic planning, and innovation adoption.

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