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HIV/AIDS and Strategy
Mary C. Gentile, Ph.D. Writer/Consultant on Leadership and Social Impact Management Pierre Azoulay MIT Sloan School of Management; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) CasePlace .org Aspen Institute December 2006 Abstract: Teaching Modules are sets of cases, references, and other materials organized around a special theme. While a single case or reading can be illuminating, a set of materials can show you multiple points of view on an issue, the main debates around an issue, or how a case comes to life through supplementary articles from the business press. For faculty members, Teaching Modules are closer to the kinds of integrated assignments that would appear on a course syllabus. We welcome your comments on how you might use the Teaching Modules or ideas for creating or adding to Teaching Modules. When the challenges of HIV/AIDS in developing countries are integrated into Management Education, they are often addressed in Business & Society courses or Business Ethics courses. However, this teaching module provides a set or readings for students as well as some background readings for faculty that illustrate the importance and relevance of raising this topic in core Strategy courses. Working Paper Series Date posted: December 13, 2006 ; Last revised: February 09, 2007Suggested CitationContact Information
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