There is a critical need to produce quality teaching materials anchored in Latin- and Ibero-American businesses and markets. Examples, stories, and experiences from developed economies are valuable but are not always applicable to the realities of emerging and Latin- and Ibero-American markets. In this sense, having a collection of teaching cases based on the realities, circumstances, and environments that businesses and organizations face in our region is very relevant, particularly given the central role cases play in business education and training.

Mission

The CLADEA-BALAS Case Consortium (CBCC) emerged in response to this situation. Our objective is to create a collection of high-quality cases that mainly promote the discussion of the dilemmas faced by our institutions, which come from student training schools in Latin- and Ibero-America. Learn more about CBCC via website here or via brochure here.

Editorial Board

The CBCC is governed by an Editorial Board, which includes a representative from each school in the consortium, a representative from CLADEA, and a representative from BALAS. The CBCC has an Editorial Director, elected by the Editorial Board, who is in charge of the administration of the collection and is the consortium's interlocutor with the public, supported by an Editorial Coordinator.

If your institution is interested in becoming part of CBCC, you can consult the Admission and Membership Requirements.

Editorial Review Process

Our portfolio of reviewers consists of academics with experience as writers and reviewers of teaching cases. Each case is reviewed by two reviewers linked to a different institution than the authors. Once the reviewers approve the texts, they are subjected to a style review by a professional proofreader and, finally, translated before publication. All cases are published in English and a second language (Spanish or Portuguese).

Due to our robust quality control standards, including a double-blind review process with international standards, our cases can be published and distributed globally through the most crucial international pedagogical case channel: the Harvard Business Publishing website (HBP).