Titlebook: Justifying Next Stage Capitalism; Exploring a Hopeful Moses L. Pava,Michel Dion Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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The Pillars of Organizational Togetherness and the Spirit of Communityzenship reports of three American companies (Southwest Airlines, Starbucks, and Walt Disney) are analyzed (from 2009 to 2019), to examine how they may convey one or the other pillar of organizational togetherness. We have found that Southwest Airlines put the emphasis on living-togetherness, while S

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What’s Old Is What’s New Again: A Duty to What and for Whom?blic and private responsibilities of companies never went away, even in the twentieth century. Indeed, the tension continues today, as demonstrated by two famous law cases, the one-hundred years old . case, which did hold that managers primarily have economic duties to shareholders and the other bei

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The Promise of Business School to Repair the Worldal. But it is tremendously gratifying because teaching executive students gives one the opportunity to influence people who will themselves be influential. To help usher in a new kind of capitalism, we should transform business education.

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Addressing Next Stage Capitalism Through the Myth of Pandora: From Individual and Genuine to Collectistophanes to the desire for wholeness, and Antigone to the power of voice. By “hope,” we mean what Tillich (.) calls genuine hope—hope that is grounded. Over time, we have seen our individual and grounded aspirations turn into what Shawn Ginwright (.) calls “collective hope.” Collective hope is ess

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