Justin O. Brien Knihy

Rebuilding corporate trust in challenging times requires a focus on integrity, responsibility, and accountability within mission statements and codes of conduct. This book delves into the strategies corporations can employ, emphasizing the importance of organizational and regulatory design. It explores interconnected themes such as legal, regulatory, managerial, ethical, and social dimensions, providing a comprehensive framework for fostering trust in the corporate landscape.

The book features George Washington's timeless guidelines on civility and etiquette, providing insights into his character and values. It includes an autobiographical introduction that contextualizes these rules within Washington's life and experiences. Additionally, original journal pages offer a glimpse into his thoughts and reflections, enriching the reader's understanding of the man behind the rules. This combination of historical context and personal narrative makes for a compelling exploration of manners and social conduct in Washington's era.

This Element situates the corporation - its culture, governance, responsibility, and accountability - within a broader discourse of duty. In doing so, it addresses the problem of virtue and corporations for society and the corporation's problem in aligning its governance to changing community expectations of obligation.

James M Landis is known for his seminal contribution to the creation of the modern system of market regulation in the USA. This book explains for the first time how and why, shortly before his early death, Landis abandoned his theory of market regulation.

A guide to the art and science of meditation. It is a manual for learning exactly who you are. It is written with a simple, direct and yet enthralling elegance that discloses the heart of the matter with such aplomb and practicality that the reader wants to practice the reality: Superconscious Meditation.

The politics of business have become the business of politics. Across the world the lesson is clear: just as too much governmental interference leads to dysfunctional economies, left to its own devices the market is incapable of adequate self-regulation.The corporate malfeasance crisis in the United States has transformed global perceptions about the efficacy of regulatory structures in combating corrupt practices in private and public sectors. The design of effective corporate governance structures depends not just on internal factors but also on the inter-relationship between various actors that constitute wider governance: politicians, lobbyists, corporations and regulators.A Corrupted State: Wall Street on Trial breaks new ground by deconstructing the systemic flaws inherent in the model itself. It reveals that the 'rotten apple' theory, positing the problems in corporate America as merely the result of deviancy by an individual or a single firm, is an intellectual deceit not supported by the facts.

An extraordinary rendering of an American's spiritual transformation "Walking With A Himalayan Master, S/C" tells of a theologian's meeting, and life with, a great saint. Dr. O'Brien reveals his doubts, learnings, devotion, and ability to apply all the teachings to a Western lifestyle, and teaches us to achieve the same.

This word-gift is a collection of presentations and essays composed from time to time for different conferences and discussions. It is an attempt to define holism and its application in the interpretation and practice of religion, statecraft, education, and relationships.

A Meeting of Mystic Paths is the most important book for Christians in the present age a path-breaking look at Christian spirituality and the mystery of Christ in light of the 5000-year-old tradition of yoga spirituality. Dr. O ’Brien verbalizes the secret longings of the human heart and offers tools for a true religious renaissance.