A Primer on Critical Thinking and Business Ethics

Critical Thinking in Unpredictable Corporate Business Contexts (Volume 3)

Oswald A. J. Mascarenhas, SJ|Munish Thakur|Payal Kumar
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16 July 2024
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A Primer on Critical Thinking and Business Ethics: Critical Thinking in Unpredictable Corporate Business Contexts (Volume 3) encapsulates new developments in Critical Thinking skills for MBA students, in the form of a broad-based cross disciplinary primer in business management, with a special focus on business ethics. Each volume encourages critical thinking as a higher order type of thinking that can be taught, leading to a life of rationality, ethics and empathy, which is urgently required of leaders in a global environment where fraud and corruption are rife.

Volume 3 explores: Critical Thinking to enhance human dignity compromised by global poverty; Critical Thinking applied to current ecological sustainability crises; Critical Thinking applied to environmental ethics such as eco-feminism and animal ethics; Critical Thinking applied to outer space research that could threaten cosmic sustainability; current business management cases for Critical Thinking; and finally, Critical Thinking, mindfulness and happiness for posthuman life and beyond. It is essential reading for all MBA students, as well as for researchers and practitioners.

Chapter 1. Critical Thinking to Restore Human Dignity Compromised by Global Poverty

  • Chapter 2. Ecozoic Critical Thinking Applied to Cosmic Sustainability and Developmental Goals
  • Chapter 3. Critical Thinking Applied to Ecofeminism
  • Chapter 4. Critical Thinking Applied to Animal Ethics, Animal Rights, and Animal Welfare
  • Chapter 5. Natural Sustainability Space Ethics and Critical Thinking for Assessing Outer Space Advances
  • Epilogue: Aesthetic Rationality, Spiritual Capital, and Human Mindfulness to Support Global Social Well-being

A must-read for anyone interested in developing graduate-level critical thinking skills and teaching future corporate leaders how to take a more nuanced perspective on the paradigm-shifting challenges they are likely to face when transitioning into their managerial career.

- Peter Bamberger is the Prof. Simon I. Domberger Chair in Organization and Management, Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University (Vice President, Academy of Management)

Organizational leaders continually tell us that what they need most are employees that know how to think and learn... Including these monographs on critical thinking in the MBA curriculum will go a long way to providing this essential need for the market.

- Dr. Kevin Rockmann, Professor of Management, George Mason University, USA (Editor, Academy of Management Discoveries)

Oswald A. J. Mascarenhas, SJ, XLRI - Xavier Institute of Management, India

Munish Thakur, Associate Professor, Strategic Management, XLRI, India Jamshedpur

Payal Kumar, Principal Academic Advisor, Indian School of Hospitality