..., but rather how to relate both of them to the unitary and unique context of life and seek to determine them in that context as an indivisible unity –] it seems philosophy, which ought to resolve ultimate problems (i.e. which poses problems in the context of unitary and unique Being in its entirety), fails...

... in a branch of philosophy called ontology. The aim of this methodology is to create learning and development that is part of the process of creating “breakthroughs” in team performance. Often in management meetings this phase is skipped because it is sometimes seen as not “action‐oriented” and everyone...

...Leslie Hamilton; Thomas Clarke Discusses the recent interest in a stakeholder approach as an alternative approach to competitive individualism in organizations. Examines the economic philosophy which underpins the traditional view of shareholder primacy and explores whether the approach is viable...