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Arison Endowed Prof. @GMU | MIT Sloan Guest Editor | Carbon Lock‑In Originator | Corporate Sustainability Expert | HBR + WEF Contributor | Energy Transition

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Sustainability Editor for the MIT Sloan Management Reveiw.

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When the Arbiters Leave the Field

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By Gregory Unruh 
| Substack
Note: Taking a break from my series on working with Harvard Business editors to reflect on the demise of MIT SMR The announcement this week that MIT Sloan Management Review will close its publishing operations after seven decades is more than a media story. It signals the withdrawal of one of the business world’s most important arbiters of academic authority. Outlets like MIT Sloan Management Review and Harvard Business Review occupy a unique position between academia and managerial practice.
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What Happens When Harvard Editors Get Your Article

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By Gregory Unruh 
| Substack
In the last post, we discussed how our draft article was crafted and stopped at the moment of submission. Let’s see what happens when we put our piece in the hands of Harvard editors. With the draft complete, the next step was to enter the system itself. Inspiring Minds does not accept full manuscripts upfront. Instead, the process requires you to translate a fully developed article into a tightly structured pitch. Submissions are handled through an online platform called Submittable.
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How Professions Grow Up

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By Gregory Unruh 
| Substack
My recent article in AACSB Insights seems to have resonated with the zeitgeist of our times, as I’ve been invited to speak at several schools on the article subject. Questions like “What is the balance between academic and practical impact?” and “What responsibility do schools have to their local and regional business communities, not just to global rankings and journal lists?” are increasingly common.
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