Decline and Renewal: Causes and Cures of Decay among Foreign-Trained Intellectuals and Professionals in the Third World.

Harvey S. Hendrickson

doi:10.2308/tar-4499384

January 1, 1987The Accounting Review

Decline and Renewal: Causes and Cures of Decay among Foreign-Trained Intellectuals and Professionals in the Third World.

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Key Points

The aim is to explore the issues faced by foreign-trained intellectuals and professionals in the Third World.
Review of the book 'Decline and Renewal.'
Examination of causes behind the decay of professionals.
Discussion of potential cures and solutions for renewal.
Identifies key factors contributing to professional decay.
Suggests various strategies for renewing intellectual engagement.
Highlights the significance of addressing these issues for societal growth.

Implication

This review discusses causes and potential solutions to the decline of foreign-trained professionals in the Third World, suggesting pathways for renewal.

Abstract

Reviews the book 'Decline and Renewal: Causes and Cures of Decay Among Foreign-Trained Intellectuals and Professionals in the Third World,' by Craufurd D. Goodwin and Michael Nacht.

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Decline and Renewal: Causes and Cures of Decay among Foreign-Trained Intellectuals and Professionals in the Third World.

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