Humanistic Values from Academic Community Perspective
Published on 24. November 2020
Book
Hardback
316 pages
978-1-64113-868-0 (ISBN)
Description
Humanistic Values from Academic Community Perspective is authored by a range of international experts with a diversity of backgrounds and perspectives and provides a collection of ideas, examples and solutions on Humanistic Values in Academia, implementation and problems that occur in this area of consideration.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Emerald Publishing Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 161 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
Weight
642 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-64113-868-0 (9781641138680)
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Persons
Alfred Lewis, Canadian University Dubai
Natalia Stanusch, John Cabot University
Natalia Stanusch, John Cabot University
Content
Part I. Introduction.
Chapter 1. Humanistic Values in Academia; Alfred Lewis and Natalia Stanusch.
Part II. Humanistic Values From Academic Perspective.
Chapter 2. The University as a Public Space: The Right To The University; Kenneth Molbjerg Jorgensen.
Chapter 3. Humanistic Values and the Diverse Cultures of the Academy; Harry Costin.
Chapter 4. Ethical Leadership: Overcoming the Cycle of Evil; Michelle Browning.
Chapter 5. Enacting Corporate Humanistic Management through Sustainable Development Innovation; Claire A. Simmers, Adela McMurray, Anne M. Stoughton, and Denise Pereira Curi.
Chapter 6. Historical Mindedness and the New Humanists; Jaime Barrera-Parra and Gustavo A Gonzalez-Couture.
Part III. Humanistic Values From Student/Faculty Perspective.
Chapter 7. Humanistic Values: Shaping the Future Leaders of Corporate America; Corinne Jenni.
Chapter 8. Teaching Human Rights as Part of a Business and Sustainability Course: The Case for Going Deep; H. Ranson and M. Murphy.
Chapter 9. Using Organizational Conflict to Promote, Ignore or Hinder Humanistic Values? The Case of Managers' Voices; Helena Desivilya Syna, Orit Shamir-Balderman, and Michal Shamir.
Chapter 10. Building Integrity by Understanding the Nuances of Corruption; Vivek Khanna and Prabhjot Dutta Khanna.
Part IV. Humanistic Values From Educational Administrative Perspective.
Chapter 11. Humanistic Values from Educational Administrative Perspective; Li-Hwa Hung.
Chapter 12. Humanistic Renaissance for Good: Leadership Lessons from Florence to Silicon Valley; Marco Tavanti and Elizabeth A. Wilp.
Chapter 13. From Fragmentation to Complexity and Humanism to Harmony; Maurice Yolles.
Chapter 14. Privacy Is the New Luxury Good: How Individuals Reclaim Their Sovereignty; Mary Beth McCabe and Michael Becker.
Biographies.
Chapter 1. Humanistic Values in Academia; Alfred Lewis and Natalia Stanusch.
Part II. Humanistic Values From Academic Perspective.
Chapter 2. The University as a Public Space: The Right To The University; Kenneth Molbjerg Jorgensen.
Chapter 3. Humanistic Values and the Diverse Cultures of the Academy; Harry Costin.
Chapter 4. Ethical Leadership: Overcoming the Cycle of Evil; Michelle Browning.
Chapter 5. Enacting Corporate Humanistic Management through Sustainable Development Innovation; Claire A. Simmers, Adela McMurray, Anne M. Stoughton, and Denise Pereira Curi.
Chapter 6. Historical Mindedness and the New Humanists; Jaime Barrera-Parra and Gustavo A Gonzalez-Couture.
Part III. Humanistic Values From Student/Faculty Perspective.
Chapter 7. Humanistic Values: Shaping the Future Leaders of Corporate America; Corinne Jenni.
Chapter 8. Teaching Human Rights as Part of a Business and Sustainability Course: The Case for Going Deep; H. Ranson and M. Murphy.
Chapter 9. Using Organizational Conflict to Promote, Ignore or Hinder Humanistic Values? The Case of Managers' Voices; Helena Desivilya Syna, Orit Shamir-Balderman, and Michal Shamir.
Chapter 10. Building Integrity by Understanding the Nuances of Corruption; Vivek Khanna and Prabhjot Dutta Khanna.
Part IV. Humanistic Values From Educational Administrative Perspective.
Chapter 11. Humanistic Values from Educational Administrative Perspective; Li-Hwa Hung.
Chapter 12. Humanistic Renaissance for Good: Leadership Lessons from Florence to Silicon Valley; Marco Tavanti and Elizabeth A. Wilp.
Chapter 13. From Fragmentation to Complexity and Humanism to Harmony; Maurice Yolles.
Chapter 14. Privacy Is the New Luxury Good: How Individuals Reclaim Their Sovereignty; Mary Beth McCabe and Michael Becker.
Biographies.