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This book integrates secular literature such as psychology sociology, management and organization studies with Christian and spiritual biblical literature.
About the author
Monica Thiel is a member of the Academy of Management, NOMOS Centre for International Research on Law, Culture, and Power at Jagiellonian University, Faculty of International and Political Studies, Kraków, Poland, UNCG PRME Anti-poverty, Working Group Member, and UN Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI) Academic Network. Her research is published in peer-reviewed journals and books. She is a faculty member of the Asian Institute of Management in Metro Manila, Philippines; an associate editor for Frontiers in Psychology and Organizational Psychology; and an editorial board member for Group and Organization Management, The International Journal of Innovation and Sustainable Development, and Discover Sustainability. Monica has professional experience in multinational corporations, nonprofit organizations, small-medium enterprises, government, and military in industries such as science, finance, healthcare, and research. Her current research interests include organizational psychology, government, business and society, strategy, organizations, sustainable development, governance, ethics, and competitiveness.
Summary
This book integrates secular literature such as psychology sociology, management and organization studies with Christian and spiritual biblical literature.
