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Ethics, Psyche and Social Responsibility
Ashgate Publishing, Aug 2007, Pages: 178
List of Figures and Tables vii
Notes on Contributors ix
Introduction
Ana Maria Dávila Gómez and David Crowther
1 Psychological Violence at Work: Where does the Human Dignity Lie?
Ana Maria Dávila Gómez and David Crowther
2 Organizational Change, Human Condition and the Moral Contract
Emmanuelle Avon
3 Preventing Alcohol Consumption During Pregnancy: Do Time
Orientation Perspective and Skepticism Matter?
Yaromir Munoz Molina
4 Reflection about the Structuration of Organizations: The Capacity of
Responsibility of Human Agents and Conditions of Absence
Jacques-Bernard Gauthier
5 Suffering as a Quest for Adaptation
Pierre-Paul Morin
6 Psychoanalysis and the Myths of Corporate Communication
David Crowther and Ana Maria Dávila Gómez
7 Caring Principle and Practices in Corporate Social Responsibility
Jelena Debeljak, Mirna Korican, Kristijan Krkac
and Andrijana Mušura
8 Critical Pedagogy as a Strategy for Management Development:
Introducing Intersubjectivity as a Practical Application Tool
Ana Maria Dávila Gómez and Jair Nascimento Santos
Index
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