The Management and Ethics Omnibus

The Management and Ethics Omnibus

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Author: S K Chakraborty
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Year: 2004
Language: English
Pages: 943
ISBN/UPC (if available): 0195656237

Description

This omnibus comprises three outstanding books by S K Chakraborty, a recognized authority on the subject of management and ethics. The books focus on the need for value-driven management and corporate ethics. The author provides here a substantive introduction on the theme.

Management by Values (1991) is based on the premise that values are as germane as skills for the effective management of industrial and commercial organizations. This work shifts focus from the empirical and practical to the ideal and normative, from organizational to individual values, in the conviction that organizational values essentially stem from individual values rather than reverse. Globally competitive and locally effective organizations ultimately depend on the cultivation of practical ethics and sound human values.

Ethics in Management (1995) integrates western management skills and systems with a holistic home-grown cultural ethos. From an overall perspective of Vedantic ethical morality, it explores what that system can tech us about individual leadership, transformation of the work ethos, ethics and productivity.

Values and Ethics for Organizations (1998) as a sequel to the previous works, presents case studies to demonstrate the practical application of Vedantic principles and ethics to the real world of business. The cases illustrate the dilemmas and choices of the modern manager –rewards, overtime, transfers, personal growth, debtors and creditors. These are analyzed using Indian theories and concepts of economic development.

Together, these words emphasize that global competitiveness and performance ultimately depend on cultivation of practical ethics and sound human values. This collection will be an enriching read for students of management and philosophy, practicing managers, HRD professionals and general readers.

REVIEWS

MANAGEMENT BY VALUES
There is a dire need to propagate such ideals in society as a whole.
-Economic Times

An excellent and valuable book which needs to be in the library of every industrial and commercial organization in the country.
-The Hindu

ETHICS IN MANAGEMENT
WINNER OF THE DMA ESCORTS BOOK AWARD, 1995

This book emphasizes the need for value driven management (it is an invitation for experiential endeavour and transformation. The Indianness of the book is appealing.
-Business Line

This scholarly treatise attempts to find a remedy the havoc wrought by the consumerist culture of modern times.
-The Book Review

VALUES AND ETHICS FOR ORGANIZATIONS

A must for practicing mangers, management students, and HRD professionals.
-the Observer of Business and Politics

A good mix of metaphysics and management.
-Business India

Contents

PART I

Values for Indian Managers: Roots in the Deep Structure

Anatomy of Ethico-Moral Management

From Self To Self: The Ascent from Pettiness to Dignity

Management-by-Values Programmes: A Qualitative Appraisal

Socio-Cultural Change and the Manager’s Travails

Social Values and Individual Attitudes: Whither Behaviour?

Detached Involvement: Work Ethic and Ethics in Work

Sacro-Secular Symbiosis: India’s Vision of Humanism

Hierarchism as an Organizational Value

Re-Discovering Indian Psychology for Man-agers

Metaphysical Empiricism in Leadership and Institution-Building: The Role-Model of Swami Vivekananda

Mental Health: Rise from the Yayati Syndrome To Atmic Poornatwa

References

Glossary

Index

PART II

Ethical Vision of Management: A Vedantic Outline

Holistics for Human Values: Retrospect and Prospect

Managerial and Corporate Ethico-Morality: The Indian Response

Ethics for Individual Motivation or Inspiration?

Leadership Behaviour or Leadership Character?

Transforming Work Ethos: the Subjective Secret

The Source of Ethics and Values: Secular Rationality or Sacred Rationality?

Work-Ethics Plus Ethics-in-Work

The Indian Heritage and Productivity: A Reappraisal

Author Index

Subject Index

PART III

PART I: A CONCEPTUAL VIEW

A Critique of Change for Sustainable Values-Ethics
Human Values and Economic Prosperity: Reconciliation via Indian Insights
Value-Foundations of Wisdom Leadership
Total Quality Mind for Total Quality Management: The Imperative of Human Values
Theoretical Highlights for Ethics-in-Practice
Lokasangraha, Ego and Ethics

PART II: ETHICS IN APPLICATION

Technology and Ethics: A Subjective Appraisal
Cooperative Ethics: The Future Horizon
Managerial Response to Human Values
Student Response to Human Values
A Report on the Second Reinforcement Workshop on Management by Human Values

PART III: CASES AND VIGNETTES

Case 1 A Tryst with Truth

Case 2 The Overtime Imbroglio and Its Fallout

Case 3 Word for Reward

Case 4 Waves and Ripples

Case 5 The ITC Explosion

Case 6 Of Debtors and Creditors

Case 7 Turbosets Ltd.

Case 8 The Dilemma of Personal Growth

Case 9 The Agonized Technocrat

Case 10 The Negotiator

Case 11 A Workaholi’s Dilemma

Case 12 Of Decency and Dissent

Case 13 A Suicide Haunts Vaishali

Case 14 An Island of Excellence

Case 15 Narendra: the Irrational Writer

Case 16 Pavitra Chandan

Case 17 Michiko-Ganga

Author Index

Subject Index