Towards a functionally humane organisation: synergy between Indian and Western human values

Burlington, VT: Gower. Edited by Amita Srivastava (2015)
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Abstract

Human values, by their very nature, are situational and culture specific. It would, therefore, be unrealistic to think that we can 'transplant' or 'transport' values from one country or culture to another with ease. This text identifies suitable human values which cut across national boundaries and cultures to facilitate organisations wishing to advance their businesses and strategic management capabilities towards a functionally humane organisation (FHO).

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