Reading leaders' minds: in search of the canon of 21st century global capitalism [Book Review]

Asian Journal of Business Ethics 1 (1):47-61 (2012)
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Abstract

This paper explores the values and practices of capitalism and speculates about how they might evolve as twenty-first century global capitalism comes into being. The values embodied by the Westernized canon we have inherited might account for certain shortcomings of capitalism. As economic power shifts away from dominant markets of the recent past, our search for the canon of twenty-first century global capitalism can help shape the values we aspire for our capitalism of the future to embody and to enable

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