It used to be the gods that determined the fate of men and women; now, at least in MBAs, it is the strategists.
For instance, Enron was one of the prime recruiters of MBA graduates from elite North American Business Schools, the organization fostered a competitive environment which encouraged strategists to cut corners and take risks. How are we to make sense of the role that Business Schools have played in this?
Clegg, Steward, Carter, C. and Kornberger, Martin (2004), “Get up, I Feel like Being a Strategy Machine”, in European Management Review, 1: 21-28
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