Artificial Intelligence and Responsible Management Education

Contents

About the Editors x
List of Contributors xii

Introduction 1
NOHA EL-B A S S I O U N Y, D I N A E L-B A S S I O U N Y, C H R I S T I A N H A U S E R,
WOLFGANG AMANN, AND DONIA EL-NAGGAR

PART I
AI and Global Sustainability 11
1 Advancing Sustainable Development through AIxSDGs: The AI and R&D Implementation Team of the United Nations Higher Education Sustainability Initiative 13
D AV I D S. S T E I N G A R D A N D F R A N C E S C O FA B I A N O
2 Artificial Intelligence and Responsible Management Education:
A Bibliometric Analysis and Future Directions 32
HEBATALLAH GHONEIM AND DINA YOUSRI

PART II
AI Policies and Responsible Management Education (RME) 573 Aligning Artificial Intelligence with Responsible Management Education:
A Content Analysis of Policy Documents from Leading Business Schools in Europe 59
MELIKE DEMIRBAG-KAPLAN
4 Policy and Practice: Shaping Responsible AI Integration in Higher Education 77
STEPHEN T. HOMER
5 AI Policies in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs): A Governance
Framework for Ethical and Responsible Deployment 89
SIDNEY SHAPIRO

PART III
AI-Enhanced Education and Pedagogy 103
6 AI-Enhanced Curriculum for Sustainable Business:
Building Responsible Management Education for Future Leaders 105
SUHAIL MOHAMMAD GHOUSE
7 From Recall to Reasoning: Can AI Grade Like a Professor? 125
NOHA TAREK AMER
8 AI-Powered Personalized Learning: Bridging Technology and Education for the Future 138
HANY ABDELGHAFFAR, MONA ALI, AND SALMA ASHOUR

PART IV
AI in Practice 155
9 Artificial Intelligence in Investment: Navigating Ethics, Challenges, and Strategy 157
RANIA SALEM AND SHERIF NABAWY
10 The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Sustainability Marketing Education: The Case of Sustainable Fashion 180
HADEER HAMMAD
11 Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Auditing: Ethical Implications for Responsible Management Education (RME) 194
NABIELA NOAMAN, HALA M.G. AMIN, AND MARIAN H. AMIN
12 AI in Marketing Communications: Insights for Responsible Management Education (RME) 211
FARAH ABDELALIM, HAGAR ADIB, AND NOHA EL-BASSIOUNY

Conclusion 229
NOHA EL-B A S S I O U N Y, D I N A E L-B A S S I O U N Y, C H R I S T I A N H A U S E R,
WOLFGANG AMANN, AND DONIA EL-NAGGAR

Index 233