Titlebook: Another State of Mind; Perspectives from Wi Robert J. Blomme,Bertine Hoof Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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The Art of Living According to Ecclesiastesof us, now and then, find ourselves asking these kinds of questions, and they make us uncomfortable; they’re questions for which we don’t have a ready answer. Sometimes we would prefer to just push those questions away from us. It appears that these kinds of questions have a dynamic of their own: th

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Why Dōgen Now? Lessons from Zen Buddhism for Managementd identity. The only constancy is constant change. Once we truly become one with this reality, we find that we ourselves are not some separate person; this ‘emptiness’ includes everything and everyone, and by being in this open connection, we will have the space to hear what a person or a situation

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The Courage to Governhe effects of small events can be rapidly augmented. This is the famous butterfly effect — a butterfly flapping its wings in Beijing might cause a storm on the other side of the world three days later. Or it might not — vulnerability and uncertainty go hand in hand.

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The Absurd Organization: The Insights of Albert Camus Translated into Management Practicesing back three thousand years and rooted in the ideas of a long line of illustrious philosophers including Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. It is a question that is still very relevant today and the subject of debate by philosophers such as Marta Nussbaum and Amartya Sen. Humanism is based on the assump