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Management article
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Reference no. ROT214
Published by: Rotman Management Magazine
Originally published in: "Rotman Management Magazine", 2013
Length: 5 pages

Abstract

In a wide-ranging interview, the former Dean of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management describes his 15-year run at the helm of Canada's top business school. Along the way he describes the origins of Integrative Thinking and how Design Thinking relates to it; why capitalism is still badly broken; and why hedge funds are 'really, really bad' for the economy.

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Abstract

In a wide-ranging interview, the former Dean of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management describes his 15-year run at the helm of Canada's top business school. Along the way he describes the origins of Integrative Thinking and how Design Thinking relates to it; why capitalism is still badly broken; and why hedge funds are 'really, really bad' for the economy.

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