Identifying research topic development in business and management education research using legitimation code theory

J. B. Arbaugh, Charles J. Fornaciari, and Alvin Hwang

Year of publication:	December 2016
Authors:	Arbaugh, J. B. ; Fornaciari, Charles J. ; Hwang, Alvin
Published in:	Journal of management education : a publication of the Organizational Behavior Teaching Society. - Newbury Park, Calif. : Sage, ISSN 1052-5629, ZDB-ID 1092529-6. - Vol. 40.2016, 6, p. 654-691
Subject:	future of management education research \| archival data analysis \| academic career development \| Führungskräfteentwicklung \| Leadership development \| Karriereplanung \| Career development \| Betriebswirtschaftsstudium \| Graduate business education \| Wirtschaftshochschule \| Economics department

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