Ethics in Management: Vedantic Perspectives

Shreyashi Chakraborty

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This book advocates the integration of western technological and managerial skills with a holistic cultural ethos and system of values. From an overall perspective of the vedantic ethical vision and its application to management and corporate morality, the book examines what the vedantic ethical system can teach us about individual motivation, the character of true leadership and the transformation of the work ethic.

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