The indirect good news of the global crisis has been, somehow, not only to challenge the pillars of the global financial system, but also to question the personal and collective action of those responsible for driving the system, I mean, bank, regulators, governments and, yes, business schools, in which those who rule the global financial system and who have “driven” the meltdown were educated and trained. To some extent, the present moment calls for a profound reflection by all social and economic actors, and, as members of that network, business schools cannot avoid or even refuse their share of responsibility in this task. In fact, the management gurus say that the best way to build the future is to question or challenge the present.
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