Abstract
This study reflects the necessity to incorporate spirituality into business practices while building on a foundation of responsibility and sustainability. The articulation between these three practices is necessary to respond to the three fundamental divides or wounds that our present world lives on: the wounds between the person and society; between the person and nature; and between the person and the best version of themselves. The Research Question guiding this paper is: How can responsibility sustainability and spirituality be understood and interconnected to address, from a Management perspective, the three fundamental wounds of our world? We answer it by comparing two conceptual worlds: Theory U, and the Jesuit Tradition. After presenting both conceptual worlds and comparing them, we discuss how they contribute to a better understanding of the relationships between responsibility, sustainability, and spirituality. We then propose practical implications for Management Education.
Recommended Citation
Mària SJ, Joseph F. and Sroufe, Robert
(2022)
"The Management for Global Sustainability Opportunity: Integrating Responsibility, Sustainability, and Spirituality,"
Journal of Management for Global Sustainability: Vol. 10:
Iss.
1, Article 8.
Available at:
https://archium.ateneo.edu/jmgs/vol10/iss1/8
