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The accidental scholar / Jagdish N. Sheth ; with John Yow.

By: Sheth, Jagdish N.
Contributor(s): Yow, John.
Material type: TextTextPublisher: London: SAGE Publications India Pvt Ltd, 2014Description: 296 p.ISBN: 9789351500391 (hardback : alk. paper).Subject(s): Sheth, Jagdish N | Emory University -- Faculty -- Biography | Business teachers -- United States -- Biography | Business teachers -- India -- Biography | Philanthropists -- United States -- Biography | Philanthropists -- India -- Biography | Business education -- United States | Business education -- IndiaDDC classification: 650.092 LOC classification: HF1131 | .S495 2014
Contents:
Table of Contents Foreword Philip Kotler Preface Acknowledgments The Journey Begins My Family Business A Literal Change in Course Garnering Support for College Manufacturing or Bust Finding My Life Partner Graduate School and Marriage Discovering My Passion John Howard Takes Me Under His Wing Madhu Comes to America An Invitation to the Indian Embassy Doctoral Exams amid Pitt’s Financial Collapse Testing the Howard - Sheth Theory Columbia and MIT Mining the Library for Research Gold Contributing Howard - Sheth Theory Scholars Columbia’s Scholarly Dream Team Obtaining My Green Card Defending My Dissertation at Pitt MIT and My First Tenure-track Position Publishing, Lifelong Friendships and My First Car Networking Leads to Opportunities From Columbia to India and Back Returning to the Buyer Behavior Project Finalizing the Howard - Sheth Theory Key Columbia Colleagues Noteworthy Students Returning to India Teaching in Kolkata Major Research Projects Returning to Columbia A New Beginning Farewell to Important Colleagues and Friends Lure of Illinois Illinois - My Academic Life The Accidental Administrator Recruiting for Our 'Field of Dreams' The Unconventional Approach Pays Off A New Challenge - Creating an Executive MBA Program Corporate Collaborations Proved Key New Opportunities Via APA and ACR Looking to the Future Illinois - Travels at Home and Abroad Measuring the Howard - Sheth Theory Takes Priority Corporate Consulting Study Yields Real Results Diversion to Copenhagen Illinois - Professional Work and Departure The Institute for Advanced Technology Comes Calling The Start of My Publishing Career Leaving Illinois A Mid-life Crisis From Cornfields to Palm Trees Requesting a Leave of Absence Committee Work Expansion USC CTM and Atlanta The Telecom Center Venture Los Angeles Loses its Appeal Why Move? New Challenges and a New Center Talent Recruitment for Emory Establishing the Center for Relationship Marketing Creating the Marketing Consulting Strategy Program Emory - Administration and Academics Committees Introduced Important Changes Leadership Changes Lead to New Emphasis Creating Emory’s Doctoral Program My Professional Life Establishing In-core More Publishing for the Professional Market Geo-economics Business Book Review Breakthrough My Role as Corporate Board Member Remaining Active Saying Thanks by Giving Back The Sheth Foundation Supporting Eminent Scholars Madhu is My Backbone Madhu’s Resolve Epilogue Appendix - Publications Index
Summary: The Accidental Scholar, by Jagdish N. Sheth with John Yow, published by Sage Publications, is the autobiography of Professor Jagdish N. Sheth. He is a scholar and one of the most renowned authorities on marketing and consumer behaviour in the world. He talks about several intriguing and life-changing opportunities and encounters in his life, all of which led him to where he is today. Like many people who immigrate to the United States and prosper, Professor Sheth knew that becoming a scholar was only a part of his dream come true. The other aspiration was to help others realize their dreams as well. Professor Sheth also remembers how the decisions he made, people he met, and opportunities he was given were all pieces of the puzzle that fit in together at the right time.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.


Table of Contents

Foreword Philip Kotler

Preface
Acknowledgments

The Journey Begins
My Family Business
A Literal Change in Course
Garnering Support for College
Manufacturing or Bust
Finding My Life Partner
Graduate School and Marriage
Discovering My Passion
John Howard Takes Me Under His Wing
Madhu Comes to America
An Invitation to the Indian Embassy
Doctoral Exams amid Pitt’s Financial Collapse
Testing the Howard - Sheth Theory
Columbia and MIT
Mining the Library for Research Gold
Contributing Howard - Sheth Theory Scholars
Columbia’s Scholarly Dream Team
Obtaining My Green Card
Defending My Dissertation at Pitt
MIT and My First Tenure-track Position
Publishing, Lifelong Friendships and My First Car
Networking Leads to Opportunities
From Columbia to India and Back
Returning to the Buyer Behavior Project
Finalizing the Howard - Sheth Theory
Key Columbia Colleagues
Noteworthy Students
Returning to India
Teaching in Kolkata
Major Research Projects
Returning to Columbia
A New Beginning
Farewell to Important Colleagues and Friends
Lure of Illinois
Illinois - My Academic Life
The Accidental Administrator
Recruiting for Our 'Field of Dreams'
The Unconventional Approach Pays Off
A New Challenge - Creating an Executive MBA Program
Corporate Collaborations Proved Key
New Opportunities Via APA and ACR
Looking to the Future
Illinois - Travels at Home and Abroad
Measuring the Howard - Sheth Theory Takes Priority
Corporate Consulting Study Yields Real Results
Diversion to Copenhagen
Illinois - Professional Work and Departure
The Institute for Advanced Technology Comes Calling
The Start of My Publishing Career
Leaving Illinois
A Mid-life Crisis
From Cornfields to Palm Trees
Requesting a Leave of Absence
Committee Work Expansion
USC CTM and Atlanta
The Telecom Center Venture
Los Angeles Loses its Appeal
Why Move?
New Challenges and a New Center
Talent Recruitment for Emory
Establishing the Center for Relationship Marketing
Creating the Marketing Consulting Strategy Program
Emory - Administration and Academics
Committees Introduced Important Changes
Leadership Changes Lead to New Emphasis
Creating Emory’s Doctoral Program
My Professional Life
Establishing In-core
More Publishing for the Professional Market
Geo-economics
Business Book Review Breakthrough
My Role as Corporate Board Member
Remaining Active
Saying Thanks by Giving Back
The Sheth Foundation
Supporting Eminent Scholars
Madhu is My Backbone
Madhu’s Resolve

Epilogue
Appendix - Publications
Index

The Accidental Scholar, by Jagdish N. Sheth with John Yow, published by Sage Publications, is the autobiography of Professor Jagdish N. Sheth. He is a scholar and one of the most renowned authorities on marketing and consumer behaviour in the world. He talks about several intriguing and life-changing opportunities and encounters in his life, all of which led him to where he is today. Like many people who immigrate to the United States and prosper, Professor Sheth knew that becoming a scholar was only a part of his dream come true. The other aspiration was to help others realize their dreams as well. Professor Sheth also remembers how the decisions he made, people he met, and opportunities he was given were all pieces of the puzzle that fit in together at the right time.

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