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The present research is aimed at analyzing spirituality according to the way it is presented in academic management literature. To uncover comprehensively the way this phenomenon is described, a thorough scientific analysis of the selected articles was performed including coding the materials, systematically categorizing them as well as critically investigating particular aspects. While conducting the literature study, the selected and studied academic articles were analyzed from a range of standpoints such as cultural influences, mobbing/bullying, availability of unique practices, what…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The present research is aimed at analyzing spirituality according to the way it is presented in academic management literature. To uncover comprehensively the way this phenomenon is described, a thorough scientific analysis of the selected articles was performed including coding the materials, systematically categorizing them as well as critically investigating particular aspects. While conducting the literature study, the selected and studied academic articles were analyzed from a range of standpoints such as cultural influences, mobbing/bullying, availability of unique practices, what spirituality is according to the articles, how intellectually and emotionally the sources affect a reader, etc. This study shows how the academic literature presents spirituality, viz. it describes only the facade of spiritual management while the core (direct discussion about managing one s spirit) is silenced and not addressed by researchers. In spite of this, the concept makes an impression of being a full-fledged one which, in fact, was achieved through intellectual and emotional pressure on a reader.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Penyugalova primarily works with financial issues, but this book is an exception. It presents the result of a long and laborious study of both management and spirituality. The managerial part of the research was done in Lund University (Sweden) in 2010 while spirituality has been a personal area of interest since 2002.