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Fall 2009 issue of MIT Sloan Management Review

fall 09 cover Today we’re publishing the fall issue of MIT Sloan Management Review. We lead with our special report on sustainability as a competitive advantage, which includes these elements:

Like it or not, it’s changing management. Here’s how
Five companies, five strategies, five transformations
How Ray Anderson became the leading sustainability CEO
Findings from the first annual Business of Sustainability Global Survey
Amory Lovins on what executives don’t get

And the issue includes more on a variety of other topics:

Making Innovation Less Risky: A New Tool Shows Which Efforts Will Pay Off

Forget Leadership. It’s Management That Matters
Why Your Failing Business Model Is So Hard to Leave
Have to Downsize? Here’s the Right Way for Your Company
The New Economics of Information: What Managers Need to Know

Read the full table of contents
and explore the new issue.

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From The Magazine

Fall 2009

Special Report: Sustainability

8 Reasons That Sustainability Will Change Management

Michael S. Hopkins

Transparency, accidental innovation, trust, collaboration — as sustainability affects how the world works, so will it affect how business works in the world.

Intelligence: Management

Debunking Management Myths

Martha E. Mangelsdorf

In this interview, Henry Mintzberg questions some of the conventional wisdom about managerial work.