Slovenia as a learning laboratory?

This made me think about Slovenia. What is the unique value that we can offer potential graduates to set them up for success that goes beyond "generic" business education? How different is Harvard beyond the asymmetry in resources, supporting infrastructure and the esteemed brand? I am convinced Slovenia has the potential to be the leading CEE learning hub, as identified by the award-winning documentary film maker, Michael Moore, in his film "Where to invade next" in which he was captivated by Slovenia's education system.
Other than their obvious differences, both the Faculty of Economics and Harvard Business School share one important essential element in common: internationalisation, not just any kind of internationalisation, but a specific type which I call "mosaic internationalisation". Contrary to renowned UK, German or French...