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Comparative study of Gandhian Philosophy and Environmental Concerns with special reference to Modern Management Streams

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  • Indian Streams Research Journal

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  • 2013

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Gandhian management is based on Gandhian philosophy of love, truth and nonviolence. His philosophy is integrated with his principles and practices that add to new dimension to the fields of management. It is essential to understand his qualities of management style. It is for the betterment of the country and business to interpret and adopt these principles correctly. In the first part we shall study various Gandhian principle of management. In the Second part efforts are made to compare these principles with modern management streams. In the age of globalization, if anybody talks about ethical management and code of conduct, then it is not so easy to implement the same. This is because ethical management and value-based management requires clear-cut base of ethics and values. Even today business gurus are talking about Gandhiji's principles, to consider Gandhiji as role model of nation. But application of Gandhiji's principles in today's management is a matter of discussion or debate.
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