Executive MBA degree programmes Frameworks and dynamics in Caribbean Universities

By:

INAMETE, UFOT B

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2013Description: 99-119Subject(s):

MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

NLM classification:

650.07

In: GLOBAL BUSINESS REVIEWMSummary: The very significant differences and diversities among countries and territories in the Caribbean region, in terms of plitical and economic ideological orientation, population size, level of economic development, prior or present colonial background, language, political status and the nature of educational system, are seen,by this study, as the factors that determine the profile of executive master of business administration (EMBA) degree programmes and related programmes, in the Caribbean region.

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The very significant differences and diversities among countries and territories in the Caribbean region, in terms of plitical and economic ideological orientation, population size, level of economic development, prior or present colonial background, language, political status and the nature of educational system, are seen,by this study, as the factors that determine the profile of executive master of business administration (EMBA) degree programmes and related programmes, in the Caribbean region.

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