Dear IMD colleagues,
A few of my colleagues and I are working on a project exploring the potential science-practice gap in international management. And, we would be grateful for your thoughts on the following two questions. We would be happy to summarize responses and email them to anyone interested.
1. Is there a gap between science and practice in the domain of international management-a disconnect between academic research and the practice of international management? What empirical evidence do we have that such a gap might exist? Any references to articles quantifying this gap would be appreciated.
2. If there is a gap, is this a bad thing? If so, why? If not, why not?
Best regards, Jeff
Jeff Pollack
Assistant Professor
Department of Management, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
Poole College of Management
NC State University
2801 Founders Drive, Campus Box 7229
Raleigh, NC 27695-7229
804.397.0818 phone
919.515.6943 fax
jeff_pollack@ncsu.edu