Abstract
ABSTRACTThis paper explores problems inherent in the international transfer of Business Administration (BA) programs. It is shown that the transfer of BA programs is important in economic restructuring, is difficult to efficiently organise, is punctuated with a number of difficulties, and does not provide for (nor is) a quick fix to existing problems in the recipient countries and organisations.
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