Management Gurus - The
Management A-List
World's Most
Respected Management Professors
IIM's Management Society recognizes and
honors the works of the world's top management thinkers.
A team of IIM researchers
conducted the study. Researchers' criteria for accepting nominations
included
the importance of works/publishing, media coverage, recognition within the
consulting, academic and international management communities. The list is
provided in alphabetical order.
- Most quoted criteria by students are the professor's subject matter
knowledge, delivery effectiveness/communication and
motivation
- Most quoted criteria by peers are research and publications
- Most quoted criteria by consulting clients are expert knowledge and
insights
We found it difficult to weigh the ranking on any single criterion,
however, what we can say for sure is that these professors are most admired and respect by their students, peers
and clients.
According to Mr. Med Yones, Editor-in-Chief, no "elite" list is all-inclusive, there
are many successful management professors who do not have
equal media exposure. The nomination for A List is open worldwide.
To participate in the 2008 survey, please visit
IIM Polls
Methodology & Ranking Criteria
The survey
methodology provides the ability to validate nominations and allows
insights into the nominees' critical success factors.
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Public stakeholders can nominate
their most respected companies and their leaders.
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Voters are then asked to give the reasons for their nominations, thus
providing valuable insight into what key factors drive the success of
these nominees. Questions are presented in free-form
and open-ended formats.
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Further research is conducted to validate the
entries using sales figures, business/investment analysts ratings, competitive benchmarking and
market impact as expressed in the global media.
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After verification and acceptance of the nomination,
the input is then statistically analyzed taking into consideration the
geographic region, the relationship with the company, the number of votes, the
listed reasons and the order in which they are listed.
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When two or more companies score
equally on overall ratings (reach a tie) IIM editors refer to the
number of votes.
In a nutshell, the public nominates, IIM editors validate the
nominations, and the number votes determines the respectability and ranking.
Notes:
Ranking In alphabetical order (last name)
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The A List: 2006-2007 Results
Name: Rawai Abdelal
Famous For: Government and International Economy
Business School: Harvard Business School (HBS), USA
Works/Publications:
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"Managing International Trade and Investment"
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The evolution of capital controls in the
international monetary system
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The social norms and legal rules of the
international financial system.
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National Purpose in the World Economy: Post-Soviet
States in Comparative Perspective, which won the 2002 Marshall Shulman
Book Prize for the "Outstanding Book on International Relations".
Name: Kusum L. Ailawadi
Famous For: Marketing
Business School: Tuck School of Business (TSB), USA
Works/Publications:
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"The Effect of Promotion on Consumption: Buying
More and Using It Faster," Journal of Marketing Research, 1998;
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"Market Response to a Major Policy Change in the
Marketing Mix: Learning from P&G’s Value Pricing Strategy," Journal of
Marketing, January 2001;
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"Pursuing the Value Conscious Consumers: Store
Brands versus National Brand Promotions," Journal of Marketing, 2001;
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"The Retail Power-Performance Conundrum: What Have
We Learned?" Journal of Retailing, 2001;
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"Revenue Premium as an Outcome Measure of Brand
Equity," Journal of Marketing, October 2003;
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"An Empirical Analysis of Retail Margins: The Role
of Store Brand Share," Journal of Marketing, January 2004;
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"Predicting Response to a Major Policy Change:
Combining Game-Theoretic and Empirical Analysis," Marketing Science,
24(1), 2005
Name: Agarwal Anurag K
Famous For: Business Law
Business School: Indian Institute of Management, India
Works/Publications:
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Moral Rights in Copyright Law, (2003) 8 Supreme
Court Cases (J) 19 – 24.
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India's Journey From Process To Product Patents:
The Legal Perspective, LL.D. Thesis, Law Faculty, Lucknow University.
Epitome in Institute for Judicial Training and Research (IJTR), Lucknow
Quarterly Digest (Jan.-Apr. ’02), p.188 and 2003CLC(J)178 [CLC =
Corporate Law Cases, an AIR publication].
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Judiciary - Delay & Denial: with special reference
to the Ayodhya dispute, Harvard Law School, Prof. John Mansfield, May
2002.
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Of powdered wigs and black coats, Harvard Law
Record, April 2002.
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Unlocking economic opportunity in the South through
local content, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law
School, Jan. 2002.
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and Climate for Litigation in India, Open Economies
Project, Berkman Center. ‘oneworld.net’ pilot project for providing
access to internet to people in Pondicherry, India.
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Patenting Of Pharmaceuticals And Impact On
Availability With Reference To Cipro Shortage, written in the backdrop
of Doha Declaration, post 9/11 anthrax scare and the Brazil - U.S.
patent dispute regarding local working, Harvard Law School, Prof. Frank
Porcelli, Jan. 2002.
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Geographical indications – their importance and
role in the development of intellectual property rights in India,
2001CLC(J)258
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Justice Delayed is Justice Denied - Speedy Justice
Through Arbitration, AIR1999Journal177. Earlier, presented at the All
India Seminar on Judicial Reforms, Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record
Association, New Delhi, December 4 – 6, 1998.
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Role of Arbitration in Speedy, Inexpensive and
Efficacious Settlement of Business Disputes, LL.M. Dissertation, Lucknow
University, 1998.
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Role of Arbitrator(s) In The Changing Legal And
Economic Scenario of India, AIR1998Journal53
Name: James C. Anderson
Famous For: Marketing and Behavioral Science in Management
Business School: Kellogg School of Management (KSM), USA
Works/Publications:
Name: Warren Bennis
Famous For: Leadership
Business School: Marshall School of Business (MSB) , USA
Works/Publications:
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Organizing Genius
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