Chinese Philosophy Wisdom and Modern Enterprise Management

Author: Ge Rongjin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is an academic treatise that systematically elaborates on the thought system of Chinese management philosophy. From the perspective of integrating form and function, it defines the essence of Chinese management philosophy as "the study of self-cultivation and governing others" with a human-centered approach, and summarizes it into two fundamental models: "governing through non-action" (wu wei) and "governing through action" (you wei). Due to differing interpretations of the concept of "non-action," it can be further divided into the Taoist, Confucian, Legalist, and Huang-Lao schools; while differing interpretations of "action" lead to the inclusion of the Confucian, Legalist, and Military schools. This book not only provides a fresh interpretation of the connotations of Confucian merchants, the shaping of character, and their spiritual realm but also elaborates in detail on the management thoughts and characteristics of various schools, with unique innovative insights. It holds significant theoretical value and strong practical relevance.