Dear Mason,
I am responding to the email below that I received from my School. My area of research and expertise is "Dealing with Corruption and Bribery" and I could write a Hand book dealing with this aspect of doing business and the strategies that could be used to cope with it.
However, I am committed for time till Nov 2010 and will be able to take up the project and do justice to it only after Nov 2010.
Please let me know if this is of any interest.
Thanks and best regards
Achinto
Dr. Achinto Roy Tel + 613-52271096 (D) , +61-406504812 (M)
Lecturer in Management
School of Management & Marketing
Deakin University
Waurn Ponds Campus
Geelong VIC 3217
AUSTRALIA
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From: Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Sent: Monday, 17 May 2010 11:47 AM
Subject: [OMT] Business Expert Press - Call for Proposals and Recent and Inpress Books
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Sent: Friday, 14 May 2010 7:42 AM
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Subject: [OMT] Business Expert Press - Call for Proposals and Recent and Inpress Books
Colleagues:
I edit the Strategic Management series for Business Expert Press (BEP, and the Corporate Governance series, along with Kenneth Merchant at USC), and am always looking for new book proposals. With summer just around the corner I wanted to know if a book project had creeped into your summer wish-list. While most of our books are stylized based on an author’s particular area of expertise, I am also on the lookout for book proposals from faculty capable and interested in authoring short books on strategy “essentials,” such as technology strategy, corporate strategy, and organization design.
Our books offer concise distillations of leading edge business practices in a form accessed by executives and used in executive education programs around the globe. Recent releases include “Fundamentals of Global Strategy” (Cornelis de Kluyver), “Sustainable Business” (Nancy Landrum and Sandra Edwards), “Knowledge Management” (Arnold Kransdorff), “Building Strategy and Performance through Time” (Kim Warren), “A Leader’s Guide to Knowledge Management” (John & JoAnn Girard), “Mergers and Acquisitions: Turmoil in Top Management Teams” (Jeffrey Krug), and “Achieving Excellence in Management” (Andrew Kilner). Forthcoming titles include “Positive Management” (Jack Walters), “Building Organizational Capacity for Change” (William Q. Judge), “Operational Leadership” (Andrew Spanyi), “Grow by Focusing on What Matters: Strategy in 3-Circles” (Joel E. Urbany & James H. Davis), “A Stakeholder’s Approach to Issues Management” (Robert Boutiller), and “Implementing the Change Process: A Self-Paced Workbook for Newly Appointed CEOs” (Bernard Liebowitz).
Take a look at BEP and our strategy and governance collections online (www.businessexpertpress.com<http://www.businessexpertpress.com>) or contact me or our editor David Parker directly if you have an interest in joining our author team.
Warm regards, Mason
Mason A. Carpenter
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