Table of contents - Special Issue: Arts‐based learning for business
Guest Editors: Harvey Seifter, Ted Buswick
Surfacing creativity through the arts: a short interview with Terry McGraw
Harvey SeifterThe purpose of this paper is to give the reader a first‐hand view of why and how a major global corporation uses arts‐based learning, from the perspective of its Chairman and CEO.
The view from the trenches: an interview with Harvey Seifter and Tim Stockil
Lois BartelmeThe purpose of this paper is to describe the viewpoints of two leaders in bridging the world of the arts and the world of business in order to enhance organizational success…
Solving business problems through the creative power of the arts: catalyzing change at Unilever
Mary‐Ellen Boyle, Edward OttensmeyerBusiness leaders, in increasing numbers, are looking to the creative power of the arts in their efforts to manage strategic change, to enhance innovation, or to strengthen…
Seeing your audience through an actor's eyes: an interview with George Stalk
Ted BuswickTo convey the potential of hidden benefits in well‐selected arts‐based training – in this particular instance, theatrically‐based training.
The quality instinct: how an eye for art can save your business
Maxwell AndersonThis paper was written to help the lay reader understand how learning to look at art can be helpful in learning to evaluate business decisions. The lessons of sorting out the best…
Playing to the technical audience: evaluating the impact of arts‐based training for engineers
John Osburn, PhD, Richard Stock, PhDAims to assess the effectiveness of arts‐based learning for technical trainees.
The behaviors of jazz as a catalyst for strategic renewal and growth
Michael Gold, Steve HirshfeldTo provide a metaphorical language, a contextual framework, and a specific set of social behaviors to help business executives and managers envision, discuss and implement changes…
The play's the thing: using interactive drama in leadership development
Robert SteedThis paper was written to help practitioners in the field of arts‐based learning understand the impact that training with its roots in theatre can have and has had on business…
Entrepreneurs: the artists of the business world
Kevin DaumThis paper relates the connection and influence of arts‐based training and practical experience to entrepreneurial endeavors.
International opportunities for artful learning
Lotte DarsøArts‐based learning in business is a young field. Few businesspeople are aware of the opportunities to learn about it. This article takes an international look at the most…
It takes two to tango
Michael SpencerIncreasingly the arts are being considered as having valuable lessons that can be transferred to a business context. This paper explores ways in which the assumed gap between the…
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0275-6668Renamed from:
Business Strategy SeriesOnline date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Ms Nanci Healy