This book explores the significance of freedom in confronting political and religious fundamentalism. It reviews 200 years of liberal philosophy, emphasizing both quantitative and qualitative aspects of liberty. The author argues for a renewed understanding of freedom to address global challenges like terrorism and inequality, advocating for the rights of all individuals.
The Philosophical Foundations of Humanistic Management
The book explores the evolution of economic ethics, emphasizing its critical role in shaping economic and management education. It argues for the integration of ethical considerations into the core of these fields, rather than treating them as peripheral. By examining historical paradigms and contemporary practices, the author advocates for a more holistic approach to economics that aligns ethical principles with economic decision-making.