Vegetarianism, Ecology, and Business Ethics - Sperber, Daniel
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"This volume contains three essays of interrelated themes: vegetarianism, ecology, and business ethics. Each theme is examined from a halachic, ethical, philosophical, and socioeconomic viewpoint and is closely analyzed within the broad spectrum of Judaic sources, leading to a number of practical conclusions which seek to illuminate the challenging situations in each field"--

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"This volume contains three essays of interrelated themes: vegetarianism, ecology, and business ethics. Each theme is examined from a halachic, ethical, philosophical, and socioeconomic viewpoint and is closely analyzed within the broad spectrum of Judaic sources, leading to a number of practical conclusions which seek to illuminate the challenging situations in each field"--
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Martin Palmer is the CEO of FaithInvest and Senior Advisor to WWF International on Beliefs and Values Rabbi Professor Daniel Sperber is a leading scholar of Jewish law, customs, and ethics. He taught in the Talmud Department of Bar-Ilan University, where he also served as dean of the Faculty of Jewish Studies. In 1992, he was awarded the Israel Prize for Jewish Studies. Prof. Sperber has published more than thirty books and over four hundred articles on the subjects of Talmudic and Jewish socioeconomic history, law and customs, classical philology, Jewish art, and halachic methodology and rabbinic decision-making in confrontation with modernity.