Article

The 39 Country Initiative and Africa

Published in: Africa Journal of Management
Volume 4 , issue 1 , 2018 , pages: 111–123

DOI: 10.1080/23322373.2018.1437988

Author(s): Paul W. Beamish International Business Institute, Ivey Business School, Canada

Keywords: education , international , case study method , change management

Abstract

Management education in Africa’s poorest countries suffers from the greatest resource constraints of any continent on earth. At least three major challenges exist: lack of current teaching material; very expensive books/photocopies, making an insufficient quantity of materials available; and too few qualified faculty.

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