Spirit at Work by V. Nilakant

Spirituality and Management by Donald W. McCormick

Spirit at Work (A recent article in Harvard Business Bulletin on this topic)

God and Business (Article in the Fortune magazine)

Abraham Maslow and Spirituality by Mario Fernando

Spirituality and Health  by Kieren Faull and Thomas J. Kalliath (Source: Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling, 7, 1, 43-51, 2001) 

Selling the Work Ethic by Sharon Beder. This is the edited text of a talk given by Sharon Beder at the launch of her latest book Selling the Work Ethic : from puritan pulpit to corporate PR (Scribe, 2000) at the Comedy Club, Melbourne, on November 27, 2000. The arguments she advances here and the research supporting them are elaborated in this book. The book is available in NZ from Addenda.

A Reconnection with Core Values. Article from the Financial Times.

Three Wondrous Answers. A timeless classic from Tolstoy to soothe and heal after the horrible events of last week (September 11, 2001). Source: The miracle of mindfulness : a manual on meditation  by Thich Nhat Hanh. London : Rider, 1991.

Business Ethics: Why It's So Hard to Measure the World Bank's Progress. (Source: Knowledge@Wharton) Joel Oestreich, business ethics consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers, recently wrote an international relations dissertation on the moral obligations of the World Bank and other international financial institutions. At a seminar held last month by Wharton's Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research, Oestreich and others debated how to measure the success of these institutions when concepts like morality, transparency and accountability are so difficult to pin down.