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contents MAY/JUNE 2011 • VOLUME X, ISSUE 2 Features 24 32 36 40 46 54 24 Departments 6 8 68 Cover photo JGI/Glow Images 10 12 FROM THE EDITORS LETTERS CALENDAR HEADLINES 60 68 74 RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY YOUR TURN 76 78 80 BOOKSHELF CLASSIFIEDS IDEA EXCHANGE BizEd May/June 2011 1 PROFIT AND PURPOSE Today's students want to marry com- merce and conscience. Five educators outline how social entrepreneurship has changed—and how it's being taught. CASE IN POINT Professors from the Wharton School and Rutgers Business School detail two very different socially minded initiatives. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE A quick look at three social entrepre- neurship competitions. LIVES, NOT JUST LIVELIHOODS Notre Dame's Carolyn Woo passion- ately believes that business schools must train students how to view the world through a larger lens. WHAT'S YOUR GLOBAL IQ? Robert Dyer and M. Murat Tarimcilar of George Washington University describe evolving best practices in global business education. THE DEAN'S MANY ROLES Deans play many parts as they guide their schools through turbulent times, say Howard Thomas of Singapore Management University and Fernando Fragueiro of IAE Business School.