The London Business School speech "Senegalese Music and Brazilian Football" looked at ways new sources of growth could emerge in the new global economy. I believe those themes are of continuing importance as a "political" issue as well as a theme covered in the section entitled "The Future of B-Schools".
This section looks at the development of entreprenurially-led growth in China, questions of management education of specific relevence to Chinese MBAs and trends in the venture capital market in China as a new generation of Chinese entrepreneurs invent the future of their country. The China notes section contains: