What is a Christian business leader?

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Keywords:

BUSINESS LEADERSHIP, CHRISTIAN PERSONALISM, BUSINESS ETHICS, LABOUR

Abstract

This article aims to provide a contextual framework to the pontifical document Vocation of the Business Leader: a Reflection, that may contribute to the understanding of the anthropological and ethical assumptions of the business leader and his/her work as a social agent. In
the first place, the author presents the main features of the human person, as the Social Doctrine of the Church conceives them; then he refers to the specifically Christian aspects of this anthropology. The Christian business leader should combine the excellence in his/her work with human resources founded in faith and love to God and to the others.

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Author Biography

  • Antonio Argandoña, University of Navarra

    Doctor en Economía (U. de Barcelona); Miembro de la Real Academiade Ciencias Económicas y Financieras; Profesor de Economía y de la cátedra La Caixa de RSE y Gobierno corporativo (IESE).

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Published

2018-12-03

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