László Zsolnai

In their paper “How Economic Incentives Destroy Social, Ecological and Existential Values—The Case of Executive Compensation” (Journal of Business Ethics 123, pp. 353–360 (2014)) Knut… Read More »How Economic Incentives Destroy Social, Ecological and Existential Values

Laszlo Zsolnai’s paper “Community Economy and Ecological Sustainability” was published in the book Transition Redesigned: A Practical Philosophy Perspective (edited by Wojciech W. Gasparski and… Read More »Community Economy and Ecological Sustainability

The paper “Redefining the Roles and Duties of Management” by Laszlo Zsolnai, Sven Junghagen and Antonio Tencati was published in Journal of Global Responsibility (2012,… Read More »Redefining the Roles and Duties of Management

Laszlo Zsolnai’s paper “Environmental Ethics for Business Sustainability” was published in the International Journal of Social Economics, 2011 (Vol. 38, No. 11). The paper analyses… Read More »Environmental Ethics for Business Sustainability

Laszlo Zsolnai’s paper “The Ethics of Systems Thinking” was published in the book “Responsibility, Deep Ecology and the Self—Festschrift in Honor of Knut J. Ims”… Read More »The Ethics of Systems Thinking

Zsolt Boda’s paper “Institutional Trust, Fairness and Leadership—the Right Way to Effectiveness” was published in the book “Responsibility, Deep Ecology and the Self—Festschrift in Honor… Read More »Institutional Trust, Fairness and Leadership

Laszlo Zsolnai’s paper “Corporate Legitimacy” was published in the book “Business Ethics and Corporate Sustainability” edited by Antonio Tencati, and Francesco Perrini (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham,… Read More »Corporate Legitimacy

In his paper “Western Economics versus Buddhist Economics” Laszlo Zsolnai (Society and Economy (2007, No. 3. pp. pp. 145-153) presents Buddhist Economics as a major… Read More »Western Economics versus Buddhist Economics