Laszlo Zsolnai is Professor and Director of the Business Ethics Center at Corvinus University of Budapest. He is Associate Member of Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford. He serves as President of the European SPES Institute in Leuven, Belgium.

• Chapter 1: The Economics of Caring for the Earth in the Anthropocene: Elements of an Ethics of Sustainable (Symbiotic) Living.- Chapter 2: The Intersection of Spirituality and Sustainability in the Anthropocene Era.- Chapter 3: Exploring Conceptual Bridges between Personalism and Ecology.- Chapter 4: Spirituality, Natural Law, and Ecology.- Chapter 5: Enriching the Discourse on Sustainable Development Through the Lenses of Purusartha Catustaya.- Chapter 6: A Hindu-Buddhist ‘Middle Way’ Countering a ‘Brave New World’.- Chapter 7: Existential Human Ethics, Maturity and Sustainocracy.- Chapter 8: The Gandhian Path and the Path of India Today.- Chapter 9: Harmonizing with Nature for Sustainable Business.- Chapter 10: Exploring the Inner Worlds of Leaders who Make a Positive Difference in the Anthropocene.- Chapter 11: A Buddhist Approach to the Business Corporation as a Real, Not Artificial, Person: A Case Study of Siam Hands.- Chapter 12: Embedding Indian Spiritual Traditions in a Business School Curriculum.- Chapter 13: Integrating Spirituality into Education to Foster Understanding of Our Interconnectedness with the Planet and Each Other.- Chapter 14: Master of Arts Program in Sufficiency Economy Philosophy as an Approach to Innovation from Mahidol University: The Interconnected Nature of Human Life and Spiritual Practice.- Chapter 15: Toward the Enlightened “Homo Economicus”.

Laszlo Zsolnai is Professor and Director of the Business Ethics Center at Corvinus University of Budapest. He is Associate Member of Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford. He serves as President of the European SPES Institute in Leuven, Belgium.

• Chapter 1: The Economics of Caring for the Earth in the Anthropocene: Elements of an Ethics of Sustainable (Symbiotic) Living.- Chapter 2: The Intersection of Spirituality and Sustainability in the Anthropocene Era.- Chapter 3: Exploring Conceptual Bridges between Personalism and Ecology.- Chapter 4: Spirituality, Natural Law, and Ecology.- Chapter 5: Enriching the Discourse on Sustainable Development Through the Lenses of Purusartha Catustaya.- Chapter 6: A Hindu-Buddhist ‘Middle Way’ Countering a ‘Brave New World’.- Chapter 7: Existential Human Ethics, Maturity and Sustainocracy.- Chapter 8: The Gandhian Path and the Path of India Today.- Chapter 9: Harmonizing with Nature for Sustainable Business.- Chapter 10: Exploring the Inner Worlds of Leaders who Make a Positive Difference in the Anthropocene.- Chapter 11: A Buddhist Approach to the Business Corporation as a Real, Not Artificial, Person: A Case Study of Siam Hands.- Chapter 12: Embedding Indian Spiritual Traditions in a Business School Curriculum.- Chapter 13: Integrating Spirituality into Education to Foster Understanding of Our Interconnectedness with the Planet and Each Other.- Chapter 14: Master of Arts Program in Sufficiency Economy Philosophy as an Approach to Innovation from Mahidol University: The Interconnected Nature of Human Life and Spiritual Practice.- Chapter 15: Toward the Enlightened “Homo Economicus”.

Laszlo Zsolnai is Professor and Director of the Business Ethics Center at Corvinus University of Budapest. He is Associate Member of Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford. He serves as President of the European SPES Institute in Leuven, Belgium.

• Chapter 1: The Economics of Caring for the Earth in the Anthropocene: Elements of an Ethics of Sustainable (Symbiotic) Living.- Chapter 2: The Intersection of Spirituality and Sustainability in the Anthropocene Era.- Chapter 3: Exploring Conceptual Bridges between Personalism and Ecology.- Chapter 4: Spirituality, Natural Law, and Ecology.- Chapter 5: Enriching the Discourse on Sustainable Development Through the Lenses of Purusartha Catustaya.- Chapter 6: A Hindu-Buddhist ‘Middle Way’ Countering a ‘Brave New World’.- Chapter 7: Existential Human Ethics, Maturity and Sustainocracy.- Chapter 8: The Gandhian Path and the Path of India Today.- Chapter 9: Harmonizing with Nature for Sustainable Business.- Chapter 10: Exploring the Inner Worlds of Leaders who Make a Positive Difference in the Anthropocene.- Chapter 11: A Buddhist Approach to the Business Corporation as a Real, Not Artificial, Person: A Case Study of Siam Hands.- Chapter 12: Embedding Indian Spiritual Traditions in a Business School Curriculum.- Chapter 13: Integrating Spirituality into Education to Foster Understanding of Our Interconnectedness with the Planet and Each Other.- Chapter 14: Master of Arts Program in Sufficiency Economy Philosophy as an Approach to Innovation from Mahidol University: The Interconnected Nature of Human Life and Spiritual Practice.- Chapter 15: Toward the Enlightened “Homo Economicus”.