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Issues in Business Ethics 43Domènec MeléMartin Schlag EditorsHumanism in Economics and BusinessPerspectives of the Catholic Social TraditionSpringerVo Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionolume 43Issues in Business EthicsSenes EditorsWilli Dubbink and Mollie Painter-MorlandMore information about this series at http://www.springer.conVseries/6077EditorsDotnènec Meỉé and Martin SchỉagHumanism in Economics and BusinessPerspectives of the Catholic Social TraditionSpringerEditorsDomènec M Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditioneléIESE Business School. University of Navarra, Barcelona. SpainMartin SchlagMarkets. Culture and Ethics Research Center. Pontifical University of theHumanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social tradition
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descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in tills publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specific statementIssues in Business Ethics 43Domènec MeléMartin Schlag EditorsHumanism in Economics and BusinessPerspectives of the Catholic Social TraditionSpringerVo Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionditors are safe to assume that the advice and information in this book are believed to be true and accurate at the date of publication. Neither the publisher nor the authors or the editors give a warranty, express or implied, with respect to the material contained herein or for any errors or omissio Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionns that may have been made.Printed on acid-free paperSpringer Science+Business Media B.v. Dordrecht is part of springer Science+Business Media (WWW. sHumanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social tradition
pringer.com) ForewordThe impact of globalization and technological change on job creation and social welfare is refraining the question of the firm anIssues in Business Ethics 43Domènec MeléMartin Schlag EditorsHumanism in Economics and BusinessPerspectives of the Catholic Social TraditionSpringerVo Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionshareholder value is being reviewed and reassessed. This combination of factors lias fueled a great debate on the role of companies in market-based economies and society, and this debate is far from finished. A basic question underlying this debate is the notion of the person that scholars and pract Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionitioners use in business and economics.At a deeper level one can see that a simplified and rather limited view of the person is at the root of dominanHumanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social tradition
t notions - maximizing personal utility, maximizing shareholder value, separation of economic good and personal virtue, a disconnection between personIssues in Business Ethics 43Domènec MeléMartin Schlag EditorsHumanism in Economics and BusinessPerspectives of the Catholic Social TraditionSpringerVo Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionreasingly clear that without a comprehensive notion of the person that respects human dignity, the development of modern capitalism is not sustainable, and effective leadership in modern companies would become an impossible task. Humanism in economics and business perspectives of the catholic social traditionIssues in Business Ethics 43Domènec MeléMartin Schlag EditorsHumanism in Economics and BusinessPerspectives of the Catholic Social TraditionSpringerVoGọi ngay
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