The case for putting philosophers into company boardrooms - FT.com

From a distance, it does not seem as if philosophy and business would have anything to say to one another. Businesses are concerned with meeting strict targets under time pressure, maximising revenue...

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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

The case for philosophers in boardrooms

The case for putting philosophers into company boardrooms - FT.com

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