Philosophy in Practice

"Philosophy in Practice: Bridging Theory and Management for Humanistic Leadership" explores the intersection of philosophical thought and practical management. The book fills a gap in contemporary literature by offering a framework that integrates philosophical theories into daily management practices, emphasizing management as both a science and an art. By leveraging ethical reasoning and aesthetic understanding, the authors refine leadership and decision-making processes. Through case studies and real-world examples, the book illustrates the transformative impact of philosophical principles on developing effective and humane management strategies. Tailored for academics, practitioners, and policymakers, it provides innovative insights and tools to create organizational cultures aligned with broad humanistic values. This work promotes sustainable and ethical business practices, enriching academic discourse while guiding leaders to develop more profound and impactful management styles. It is an essential resource for anyone seeking to combine theoretical rigor with practical efficacy in modern management.

Autorentext

Senior Lecturer at Triatma Mulya University, specializing in Christian Education and Management. Holds degrees in Theology, Christian Leadership, Religious Education, Management, and Cultural Studies. Active in the Assemblies of God Indonesia Pastoral Board. Focuses on Cross-Cultural Management, Marketing, and Religion in Cultural Tourism.