1. Author affiliation: Institute of Buddhist Studies 2. Ethical Principles and Economic Transformation: A Buddhist Approach. Edited by László Zsolnai. London & New York: Springer, 2011. vii + 213 pages. Includes general bibliography, “about the authors,” and index. $159.99 (hardcover and softcover), $119.00 (eBook). ISBN 97848193103.
目次
CHAPTER 1, “WHY BUDDHIST ECONOMICS?,” LASZLO ZSOLNAI 74 CHAPTER 2, “THE RELATIONAL ECONOMY,” JULIE NELSON 75 CHAPTER 3, “BUDDHISM AND SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION,” PETER DANIELS 75 CHAPTER 4, “ECONOMIC SUFFICIENCY AND SANTI ASOKE,” JULIANA ESSEN 76 CHAPTER 5, “PATHWAYS TO A MINDFUL ECONOMY,” JOEL C. MAGNUSON 78 CHAPTER 6, “DO OUR ECONOMIC CHOICES MAKE US HAPPY?,” COLIN ASH 79 CHAPTER 7, “GROSS NATIONAL HAPPINESS,” SANDER G. TIDEMAN 80 CHAPTER 8, “THE APPLICATION OF BUDDHIST THEORY AND PRACTICE IN MODERN ORGANIZATIONS,” BRONWEN REES AND TAMAS AGOCS 82 CHAPTER 9, “LEADERSHIP THE BUDDHIST WAY,” LAURENS VAN DEN MUYZENBERG 84 CHAPTER 10, “THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF BUDDHIST ECONOMICS,” LASZLO ZSOLNAI 84 SUMMARY 84
