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摘要
本文是澳大利亚研究委员会(ARC)与澳大利亚和新西兰管理学院(ANZAM)共同资助的《澳大利亚管理研究》(Management Research in Australia)报告中最初发表的一篇报告的删节和修订版。它记录了德尔菲研究的结果,研究了未来十年澳大利亚管理研究的未来。一个重要的发现是,在澳大利亚管理研究的可能和理想水平和特征之间可能存在“不足”。该小组的一个主要观点是,管理研究将变得与学生、政府和企业等重要客户群体的需求更加相关。还确定了答辩小组内部的重大分歧。
Australian Management Research: Prospects for the New Millennium
Abstract This paper is an abridged and revised version of a report that was originally published in the Australian Research Council (ARC) report ‘Management Research in Australia’, jointly funded by the ARC and the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM). It documents the results of a Delphi study into the future of management research in Australia over the coming decade. An important finding was that there might be a ‘shortfall’ between the likely and desirable level and character of Australian management research. A dominant view of the panel was that management research will become more relevant to the needs of its important client groups, including students, government and business. Significant divergence within the respondent panel is also identified.