Titlebook: Spirituality, Sustainability, and Success; Concepts and Cases Christopher G. Beehner Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Spirituality in the Post-Pandemic Era,e evident as churches were closed or provided services virtually. The role of spirituality in the post-pandemic era will be examined within the context of individual and organizational success. The content and reflection topic will provide perspective on the role of spirituality during and after unexpected global crises.

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Integrating Workplace and Organizational Spirituality with Sustainability for Organizational Succesinability would contribute to the success of an individual, which nonetheless would require a theoretical foundation or framework which can be researched and proven to be considered scientifically valid.

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Workplace and Organizational Spirituality,irituality will be examined. The servant, authentic, spiritual, and values leadership styles and models will be examined within the context of workplace spirituality. The chapter concludes with examination of spiritual leadership, and spiritual capital within the context of workplace spirituality.

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Sustainability for Organizational Success,ve applied sustainability to achieve success. Existing literature will be synthesized in order to demonstrate the benefits, and the chapter concludes with a case study to stimulate critical thinking and provide instructional tools for academic use and practical application.

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Introduction: The Nexus of Spirituality and Sustainability,ainability will provide a foundation upon which the remaining chapters will build, demonstrating that spirituality and sustainability are beneficial for individual and organizational success. The remaining chapter themes and topics will also be summarized.

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Indigenous Sustainability,and their respective spiritual beliefs and practices will be explored within the context of the role of sustainability in individual and collective success. The absence of a spiritual-secular binary in Indigenous cultures will add an important perspective to the discussion about sustainability.