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Catholic social teaching and the globalisation of business management theory
Lutz, David W.
Lutz, David W.
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Business management education in most universities, including most Catholic universities, in the English-speaking world is straightforwardly inconsistent with the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church. Catholic Social Teaching is articulated primarily, though not exclusively, in a series of documents ranging from Pope Leo XIII‟s 1891 encyclical letter Rerum Novarum to Pope John Paul II‟s 1991 encyclical letter Centesimus Annus, and has recently been summarised in the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church.[1] While this might seem like a matter of interest only to Catholics, it is in fact relevant to Africa and to Globalisation for the Common Good.
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2006
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