Chinese Management -- Integrating Ancient and Modern Management Wisdom

Author: Li Xuefeng
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Publish Date: 2005-11-25
Features: This book creatively extracts, integrates, and systematically elaborates on the theoretical and practical experiences of Chinese management over thousands of years, presenting a scientific, complete, and systematic content system and application methods of Chinese management. The book is divided into two parts: Principles and Applications. With management methods as the main thread, it systematically explains the principles of moral governance, Taoist governance, power governance, and wisdom governance. With application fields as the main thread, it systematically explains the management methods of self-governance, talent governance, crowd governance, and matter governance. The book is easy to understand and enjoyable for both scholars and laypeople. In terms of applying the past to the present, it organically links, connects, and contrasts various themes of Chinese management with relevant modern theories and practices, helping readers seamlessly integrate Chinese management knowledge into their existing knowledge systems. In terms of expression, it adopts a five-tier knowledge system—core knowledge, peripheral knowledge, background knowledge, and related knowledge—interwoven together, vividly conveying the unique character of Chinese management.