Skip to content It is with great pleasure that Monarch Business School announces that Dr. Zoltan Buzady has joined the faculty as Professor of Strategy and Leadership. Dr. Zoltan Buzady holds a Ph.D. in Strategy from Budapest University of Economics and Public Administration, an MBA from Cass Business School City University, UK and a Bachelor of Laws from the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
Monarch Business School Switzerland is proud to announce that Dr. Ian Chaston has joined the Faculty as Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Dr. Chaston has a dedicated career having taught at universities in the US, UK and Australia/New Zealand. He is both an accomplished academic as well as businessman. His academic career spans over 25 years along with a business career with a Fortune 100 company. Dr. Chaston holds a Ph.D. from the University of Exeter, an MBA from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Hull. Dr. Chaston is also an accomplished author having published numerous academic journal articles as well as books within the fields of entrepreneurship and innovation.
F. Hayek is known as an economist and a political philosopher who provided a specific social theory based on the idea of spontaneous order. This order state comes from a process that Hayek called ?catallaxy?and that results from a particular phenomenon of emergence. In this context, social systems such as money, market or language are presented as spontaneous orders, resulting from a particular evolutionary process of society. Although Hayek is well known to be an opponent of importation of physical concepts into economics, this article proposes a parallel between the Hayekian theory and a new field called ?econophysics?. More precisely, I will show how the way of characterizing the phenomenon of emergence by econophysicists might, to some extent, be an analytical characterization of the Hayekian emergence. This claim will be explained and illustrated with the presentation of econophysical works describing money and language as a spontaneous order taking the form of a power law. The last section will discuss the debates about the methodological relevance to associate Hayek?s theory with an area of knowledge coming from physics and the potential\economic implications of such a rapprochement.
Dr. Corrie Block, Professor of Management, at Monarch Business School Switzerland discusses Millenial Leadership at the 2017 SME World Summit in Dubai.
Monarch Business School is proud to announce that Dr. Kanth, Professor of Economics and Global Studies at Monarch and Visiting Professor at Harvard University, has published a new book entitled: “Farwell To Modernism On Human Development In The Twenty-First Century”. The book is now available on Amazon. Professor Kanth is an economist, a philosopher, and …
It is with pleasure that Monarch announces that Dr. Keller will present a paper entitled: “Proposing Alternative Masters Degrees Models for Small Colleges/Schools of Business” at the 2017 International Conference on Education Stockholm held June 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden. We wish Dr. Keller the very best for the conference.
Whereas just in time (JIT) and by extension lean have been lauded as successful strategies for waste reduction, improved efficiency and quality improvement, this paper argues that the overall objective of these practices is largely waste reduction. Although quality has improved after successful implementation of these strategies, our view is that this has been a consequence rather than a deliberate objective.
It is with pleasure that Monarch Business School announces that Dr. Gary Keller has recently been published in The Global Journal of Business Research. His article entitled: “Linkages Between CEO Compensation, Net Income and Stock Prices” appears in the Vo. 10, No. 1, 2016 issue.
It is a pleasure for Monarch Business School to announce that Dr. Hasan Al Fardan, Professor of Management, has published a book on Knowledge sharing with Lap/Lambert Academic Press, entitled “Shine Your Light: Knowledge Sharing In Bahrain”.
Not all stress is bad, but chronic stress re-wires the brain reducing the brain’s capacity to be happy. Too much cortisol (a stress hormone) causes brain decay. This workshop measures the brain, showing delegates how to de-stress and trigger happiness.
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