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The Virtuous Organization Insights from Some of the World's Leading Management Thinkers Contents Dedication Acknowledgments The Virtuous Organization: An Introduction Charles C. Manz, Kim S. Cameron, Karen P. Manz and Robert D. Marx Section 1: The Virtuous Organization and Crises Section Editor: Kim S. Cameron 1. Organizational Healing: Lived Virtuousness Amidst Organizational Crisis Edward H. Powley and Kim S. Cameron 2. Making Sense of Organizational Actions with Virtue Frames and Its Links to Organizational Attachment Seung-Moon Rhee, Jane E. Dutton and Richard P. Bagozzi 3. Forgiveness from the Perspectives of Three Response Modes: Begrudgement, Pragmatism, and Transcendence David S. Bright, Ronald E. Fry and David L. Cooperrider v vii 1 17 21 45 67 4. The Spiritual Challenges of Power, Humility, and Love as Offsets to Leadership Hubris Andre L. Delbecq Section 2: The Virtuous Organization and Ordinary Times Section Editor: Robert D. Marx 5. The Language of Virtues: Toward an Inclusive Approach for Integrating Spirituality in Management Education Karen P Manz, Robert D. Marx, Charles C. Manz and Judi A. Neal 6. Leveraging Psychological Capital in Virtuous Organizations: Why and How? Carolyn M. Youssef and Fred Luthans 7. Europe Versus Asia: Truth Versus Virtue Geert Hofstede 8. Peter F. Drucker on Mission-Driven Leadership and Management in the Social Sector: Interviews and Postscript Joseph A. Maciariello 9. Corporate Global Citizenship: Successful Partnering with the World Nancy J. Adler Section 3: The Virtuous Organization and Exemplary Times Section Editor: Karen P Manz 97 113 117 141 163 171 181 209 10. Virtuous Leadership: A Theoretical Model and Research Agenda Craig L. Pearce, David A. Waldman and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi 11. Spirituality in Action: The Fred Rogers' Way of Managing through Lifelong Mentoring Ian I. Mitroff and Donna Mitroff 12. The Positive Potential of Tempered Radicals Rand Quinn and Debra Meyerson 13. Fortune Sr. Writer Marc Gunther on "The Role of Virtues in Spiritual Leadership" Marc Gunther and Judi Neal 14. The Corporate Conduct Continuum: From "Do No Harm" to "Do Lots of Good" Rosabeth Moss Kanter Closing Comments: Reflections on What Matters Most David A. Whetten Contributing Authors Artist's Statement Special Permission Index 211 231 247 259 279 287 299 307 309 311