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The Asian Dimension in New Zealand Business Education

Published19.12.2005
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This report aims to assess the quantity and quality of Asia-related business teaching, research, academic expertise and offshore connections. It is based on a survey of academic staff in New Zealand business schools.

We start with the assumption that a knowledge and understanding of Asian markets is important for doing business. Given this, business education and research can play a role by:

  • creating and sharing knowledge about Asia and Asian markets

  • establishing and maintaining academic connections which facilitate New Zealand research about and business with Asia.

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About our research programme

The Foundation's research programme supports informed public conversations about New Zealand’s relationship with Asia. It also supports the next generation of scholars to travel to Asia to undertake research. The programme commisions research examining New Zealand's relationships with Asia and provides grants for postgraduate students to further their research into Asia-related topics.

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