Reinhard Mohn, empresario destacado, abordó críticamente los cambios políticos y económicos del siglo pasado. En sus publicaciones, defendió la compatibilidad entre economía y cultura democrática, subrayando que solo el reconocimiento de la humanidad y la libertad permite enfrentar los desafíos de la globalización. Se presentan sus obras completas.
Barcelona. 22 cm. 223 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Traducción de Jorge Navarro Pérez. Traducción Die gesellschaftliche Verantwortung. Responsabilidad social de la empresa. Cultura de la organización .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. 8467207515 Círculo de Lectores; 848109482X Galaxia
Recoge: Evolución de las estructuras políticas y económicas; Consecuencias del cambio en nuestra sociedad; Requisitos para la evolución del sistema de economía de libre mercado; Efectos y consecuencias de un concepto empresarial basado en la cooperación participativa
Stating that entrepreneurs have a unique ability to lead businesses into the future by embracing socioeconomic opportunities, a guide to corporate change presents arguments for discontinuing obsolete practices and creating new ways of doing business. 10,000 first printing.
Humanity Wins is a thoughtful and affirming examination of how we can adapt systematically, as individuals and as a society, to the staggering changes occurring in the world around us. As global change accelerates, our political and social systems are barely keeping pace. Venerated institutions at every level, from the family to national governments, are struggling to operate under rules designed for a world that no longer exists. Reinhard Mohn, the innovative entrepreneur who built Bertelsmann, Inc., into the fourth largest media company in the world, argues that the new world we are creating demands new rules, new strategies, and new systems. Just as business has undergone a radical transformation in the last twenty years, moving from centralized corporate hierarchies to decentralized dynamic organizations, so must society. Mohn shows how social institutions can adapt the best of what business leaders have learned -- and avoid repeating their mistakes. Ultimately, Mohn, an elder statesman of the global economy, makes a moving case for a new, ethics-based, dynamic world order and provides concrete models for putting his ideas to work. We can adapt to the changes we have wrought, Mohn writes. This is how humanity will win.
The book provides an in-depth look at Reinhard Mohn's motivations and philosophies as a leading entrepreneur behind the global media powerhouse Bertelsmann. It explores his beliefs and aspirations, offering readers a unique perspective on his impact in the business world and the principles that guided his success.
The book explores the shifting dynamics of society, highlighting how traditional patterns have been disrupted by global disagreements over goals and methods. It emphasizes the need for leaders to recognize that the foundations for humane coexistence and stable social order have fundamentally transformed, urging a reevaluation of the premises and rules that govern human interaction in the modern age.
In an era of global business, insights from international leaders are crucial for American managers. Reinhard Mohn's revised edition of Success Through Partnership offers valuable lessons, including essays on vanity in management and new workplace goals, alongside a chapter focused on fostering creativity. Mohn, a respected figure in European business, has successfully transformed Bertelsmann, Inc. into a major media conglomerate. His experiences and perspectives provide a significant resource for American managers seeking to navigate the complexities of the global economy.
Reinhard Mohn critically analyzed political and cultural trends over recent decades, advocating that entrepreneurial thought and democratic values are compatible. He emphasized the need for personal freedom and a people-first approach to address globalization's challenges. This collection compiles all his works posthumously.