Young People and Political Participation: Teen Players

Unlocking the Future of Education: A Critical Look at Business Schools and Beyond Is the business school model the educational paradigm of the future, or a well-intentioned experiment gone astray? Dive into this thought-provoking exploration of educational innovation with "Young People and Political Participation: Teen Players," the inaugural title in the prestigious IE Business Publishing series from Palgrave Macmillan. While the title might initially suggest a focus on youth political engagement, its placement within the IE Business School series signals a deeper analysis of institutional structures and educational methodologies. Jacqueline Briggs, the author of this compelling first edition, navigates the complex landscape of higher education, questioning the efficacy and relevance of traditional academic institutions in an increasingly dynamic world. This book isn't just for educators; it's for anyone invested in shaping the next generation of leaders, innovators, and critical thinkers. Briggs invites readers to consider how to forge world-class educational institutions that seamlessly blend rigorous academic study with practical, vocationally relevant skills. Drawing insights applicable beyond the realm of business education, the book dissects the successes and shortcomings of the business school model, prompting a crucial conversation about how to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. Published in 2016, this hardcover edition (ISBN: 9780230280236 / ISBN-10: 0230280234) offers 294 pages of in-depth analysis and forward-thinking perspectives. Though seemingly about 'Young People and Political Participation' on the surface, the title should be understood as a signifier of the modern students involvement in modern institutions, and what should be improved for their success. Weighing in at 4854 units, it's a substantial contribution to the fields of management, study and teaching, business education, organizational development, leadership, and business & economics education. Expect a comprehensive argument as to the direction education should take to empower 'Teen Players' in politics and related institutions. Explore critical questions such as: * How can educational institutions adapt to meet the evolving needs of students and employers? * What role does vocational training play in fostering a well-rounded education? * Are business schools truly equipping students with the skills necessary to thrive in today's global marketplace? * What alternative educational models offer promise for the future? "Young People and Political Participation: Teen Players" is more than just a book; it's a catalyst for change in the world of education. It's a vital resource for educators, administrators, policymakers, and anyone who believes in the power of education to transform lives and shape the future. Get your copy today and join the conversation!