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The Current Body of Knowledge Paradigms Used in Real Estate Education and Issues in Need of Further Research

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The ARES Body of Knowledge Committee surveyed its members in order to uncover the current state of the art in the practice of the body of knowledge (BOK) and skills that generated a series of conclusions and recommendations. One important conclusion was that the questions and issues surrounding the BOK are too large for one individual or group to address effectively and that ARES should continue to sponsor the BOK committee, BOK presentations at its annual meeting, publication of articles in the Journal of Real Estate Literature, periodic surveys, and coordination with BOK committees of other allied organizations. The BOK needs continual research and discussion before it can evolve into a final paradigm that is acceptable to all users.

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  • Donald R. Epley, 1996. "The Current Body of Knowledge Paradigms Used in Real Estate Education and Issues in Need of Further Research," Journal of Real Estate Research, American Real Estate Society, vol. 12(2), pages 229-236.
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