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217IndexPagenumbersinboldrefertofigures.
AcademyofManagementLearningandEducation9accountability96,190–2,210;andaction194;theboard207–8;anddenial191;financialperformance208;hyper191;andjudgement191,192;andleadership193;multiple193–4;andstakeholders193–4;andtechnicalrationality190;andwisdom192accuracy212n.
4Acer123,131AcerGroup5,130–1Ackhoff,R.
136acting,andknowing110actionresearch37aesthetics42–3AfterVirtue(MacIntyre)77–8,85agape89agencytheory199ambiguity24,129,143ambition,loveof89AmericanDream,the108amorality,andeconomicactivity76Analects(Confucius)112–13,113,114,116,126–7analysis45;problemoffocuson177–8andreia(courage)87Anonymous177Aquinas,Thomas185,187ArabSpring55Ardelt,M.
19,21–2,23,26Aristotle2,98,179;aesthetics43;andcircumstances76–7;commonwealthof41;ondecision-making158–9;andtheeconomicrealm80–1;economics/ethics/politicslinkage72–3;ethics73–6,81,109;andhubris71–2;andknowledge39;onknowledge59;Latintranslators82n.
3;Paulascritiqueof88;onphronèsis(practicalwisdom)59–60,73–6;andpraxis71;psychologicalendorsementofphilosophy13–14;andrank88–9;andreason42;returnto68–82;strandsfrom9–11;systemofvirtues85,86,88–9;andvirtues3,5–6,15,115–16,118n.
2;onwealth-getting73;andwisdom110,126,185,202;andwisemanagement76–80,80–1AspenInstitute172astuteignoramus(illiteratesastutus),the15–16attention,structureof156Aubenque,P.
76Augustine94–5Australia,racerelations27–8authenticity166,204,210,212n.
4axiology4,38BaDao(theHegemonlyWay)5,122BabsonCollege172Badiou,P.
86–7,93,99Bakhtin,M.
194balanceofthreeintelligences23BalanceTheoryofWisdom20–1Baltes,P.
B.
10,19,19–20basicgoods159Bassett,C.
137Bateman,T.
S.
1Bauman,Z.
188,189,191Beamish,T.
D.
16Beck,U.
6behaviourchange174behaviouraltheory106being164,168n.
6218IndexBen&Jerry's207Bender,T.
186–7Benson,B.
86,89,93Bergsma,A.
23Berle,A.
70Berlin,Isaiah28BerlinSchool3,10,19–20,22,26,28n.
2bestpractice96Bettis,R.
139Biggart,N.
W.
16Birren,J.
E.
2,18,19,21Blanchard-Fields,F.
1Bligh,M.
C.
16Boal,K.
B.
202board,the:accountability207–8;collaborative209;legitimacy207;andpracticalwisdom209;responsibility208;structure209;wise210Bohm,D.
193Bourdieu,P.
14,63,82n.
6Brans,J.
144Brown,Lesley74–5Brown,S.
139Brown,S.
C.
22,23,26business:businessof63;globalcontext54–6;purpose2,170businesseducation169–70businessethicsparadigm,excellenceas81businessmotivators198businessschools4;curriculum181;failureof81,151;roleof169–70Calton,J.
141Campbell,A.
192caring138CausalLoopDiagrams141–2,145CEIBSEuro-ChinaCentreforLeadershipandResponsibility(ECCLAR)1change46,135chaostheory27chaoticsystems140Chen,G.
17Cheng,C.
-Y.
153China:andAmerica55;ancient5;corporatesocialresponsibilitycampaign107;culturalvalues107;growth106;leadershipresearch4–5;riseof55,122;savingsglut55;traditionalvaluesundermined106–7ChinaEuropeInternationalBusinessSchool(CEIBS)1Christianity86–7,94circumstances,reckoning76–7CityofGod(Augustine)95classicalepistemology,Paul'schallengeto92–4Clayton,V.
P.
18,19,21Cochrane,C.
94cognitivemechanics19cognitivepragmatics19–20,20,23cognitivestyles10Cohen,S.
191coldcognition19collaboration163collectivewisdom153Collins,R.
43–4,46commerce,martialmetaphors97commercialisation47–8commitment194commongood,the2,8,202commonpurpose207,210communication43–4;wise40–1communitiesofwisdomresearch44–5communitywellbeing15compassion86,90complexadaptivesystems140–2,144complexemergentsystems27complexworld,managementin68complexity95,99–100;andthecommongood8;dangerof8;definition139;educatingfor143–6;andglobalcrisis7;andglobalization6;anduncertainty7–8;andwisdom138,145complexitytheory27,140conation24,129confirmationbias57Confucianethics107,109–10ConfucianGoldenRule114Index219Confucianideal,the116Confucianlove5Confucianmeritocracy4–5,109–11,117–18Confucianvalues106–18;ethicaltradition109–10;andhierarchy112;andmeritocracy109–11Confucianvirtues111–17;additionalcardinalvirtues124;emphasis118n.
2;Junzi(ExemplaryPersonhood)113–14,116,117;andleadership111–17,118;Li(RitualPropriety)112–13;shu(altruism,like-heartedconsideration)114;andsociety117;Zhonghu(AltruismandLoyalty)114–15;Zhongyong(theDoctrineofMean)115–17Confucianwisdom111,126–9Confucianism4–5,107;FiveCardinalRelationships114;grandharmony115;andphronèsis128;politicalideal123;aspracticalwisdom109–10;ThreeBonds114;andwisdom126–9Confucius107;onjunzi116;onLi(RitualPropriety)112–13;onthemanofwisdom116;andprofit-making113–14;onren114;onvirtue111;onvirtuousleadership113;andwisdom126–7Connolly,W.
98–9consciousness,definition168n.
4consequences:unanticipated55–6;unintended53–4consumerism183contingencytheory106contractualrelationships199control,structureof159–62,160,161corporategood162,164,168n.
7corporategovernance3;agencytheoryof199;andcommonpurpose207,210;compliance-oriented204,205;andcorporatevalue205–9,206;definition199,211n.
1,212n.
2;failureof200,201;good198,203;independence208;integrity-based204–5;andmanagerialwisdom198–211;organisationalintegrity204;oversight208;practices198–201;principles199,211n.
1;andstakeholders199–200;andtrust199;values-driven200;andwisedecision-making201–5corporatesocialresponsibility107corporatevalue205–9,206courage87,101n.
9,138creativity2,10,35,46,125,157,190creditcrisis,2007–8181,185criticalawareness186criticalmoralconsciousness186criticalreflection170crystallisedintelligence19–20culticdynamics191cultivatedresourcefulness64–5culturalvalues107Cunningham,A.
144customers,asstakeholders131Daniels,S.
136Dao110,112,114,132n.
2data,research45Davidson,S.
141Daxue(GreatLearning)(Confucius)113–14de(virtue)111dezhi(ruleofvirtue)111decision-making3,11;action158–9;Aristotleon158–9;choosing158–9;deep186,187;deliberation158–9;educatingfor134;andintentionality151;IntentionalityAnalysisModel158–9;normsof166;right11;stages158–9;thetranscendentand14;wise15,198,201–5deepdecision-making186,187deliberation158–9dialogue193–4Ding,Duke115discerning163–4220Indexdiscourseanalysis40Disney200doing:andinquiry156;andknowing154–5,154Dostoevsky,F.
188doxa14Drucker,P.
F.
11dualism96Dunne,J.
60–2economicactivity,andamorality76economicrealm,Aristotleand80–1economics/ethics/politicslinkage72–3,72education81;barrierstoreform170–1;andcriticalreflection170;curriculum144,172,175–6;ecologicalapproach134–5;ethicscourses173–5;executive166–7;failureof135;andhumility139;integrityin172;IntentionalityAnalysisModeland166–7;narratives182–4;normativecontent170–1;practical171,174,176,179–80;forproblem-solving134–46;reformproposals135–6,144–5,145–6;responsibilityin184;scientificnarrative181;forwisdom143–6,169–80;andwisemanagement81Edwards,Mark18,18,35egalitarianism87–8Eikeland,O.
37,39,42,60,61,62Eliot,T.
S.
57–8,191embeddedness141Emborg,J.
136emergence140emergingcountries79emotionalhomeostasis129emotionalregulation23–4emotionalunderstanding23–4,129emotions15,42–3,44empathy40empiricalwisdomresearch4,34–49engagement,andpracticalwisdom41Enlightenment,the11,68,77–8,85enquiry,andknowledge41Enron106,151,152,153,155,156,191,208environmentalsustainability183episteme14,181epistemology4,38ethicalbehaviour15ethicalimplementation172ethicalleadership118ethicalquestioning78ethicalreasoningmodels177–8ethicalscandals106ethicalvalue,andmerit109,117ethicalvirtue76ethicalworth212n.
4ethics2,35;Aristotelian73–6,81,109;codesof178;Confuciantradition107,109–10;corporatecontext174;education173–5;GVVand173,178–9;linkagewitheconomics72–3;linkagewithpolitics72–3;managersand182;personal178;Westernaccountof86ethicsfatigue173'TheEtiologyoftheMultilevelParadigminManagementResearch'(MathieuandChen)17eudaimonia3–4,4,9,13,14,25,38,98Europe,sovereigndebtcrisis55,68,69excellence74,81excess71–2executiveeducation166–7experience54,154,156,165,202expertknowledge3–4fairness75faith5,93–4;inanalyticalepistemology102n.
18;contemporarysignificanceof97–100fame90financialperformance,accountability208Finch,J.
189Fingarette,H.
112Finnis,J.
159Flanagan,J.
168n.
4Index221Fleckenstein,K.
etal.
136fluidintelligence19–20Flyvbjerg,B.
37,38–9,42,48fool(stultus),the16Foucault,M.
17FrankfurtSchool,the78freedom,Pauline90Freefall(Stiglitz)69–70French,I.
143Friedman,Milton76,179Friere,P.
194FromTexttoAction:EssaysinHermeneutics(Ricoeur)73fulfilment112GaoziI(Mencius)127–8generalisedempiricalmethod(GEM)154Gharajedaghi,J.
136,137,142Ghoshal,S.
151,153,154,167Giddens,A.
6,17givingvoicetovalues(GVV)approach7;background169–72;curriculum172,175–6;inthecurriculum176;development172–3;andethics173,178–9;focus176,179;goals172;objective176–7;pedagogy172–80;protocol175;questionperspective173–4,179;rehearsalforaction174–5;teaching179globalcrisis,andcomplexity7globalfinancialcrisis35,55,68,69,79;Nielsen'sanalysis70–1,71–2,80;Stiglitz'sanalysis69–70,71–2,80globalsystemiccrises79globalisation6,68,79,106good159,164,185;corporate162,164,168n.
7goodcharacter25goodness127–8,131goods,basic159Google200governance:benevolent123–4;andcorporategood162;ethical124–5;moral123;multilevel82;andorganisationalminding162;WangDaoand122,123,124–5;seealsocorporategovernancegovernment,Confuciangoalof113grace5,87,89–90,91–2,95–6Greene,J.
A.
23Grene,Marjorie102n.
21Grint,K.
143guilt191habitus35,39,39–40,82n.
6,88–9Hamel,G.
11happiness13,18happymedium,the74–5,80Hardy,C.
46harmony115–17,117Harper,V.
141Hays,J.
135,137Hearn,G.
135HeartofManagement,The(Matsushita)63HedgehogReview98hedonicinterests13HegemonlyWay(BaDao)5,122HeraldofFreeEnterprise(ship)188hexis79,82n.
6highereducation:failureof135,142–3;reforms144–5,145–6;asawickedproblem136historicallocation17hizmet189Homer86hope5,93–4,97–100,189–90House,R.
16hubris70–1,71–2,79humanflourishing13,34–5humanpotential,boundednessof26–8humanresourcemanagement183Hume,D.
76,77,78humility86,87,90,138–9Huntington,S.
193hyper-accountability191ignoranceofignorance56imperialism97imprudentsavant(doctusimprudentis),the16imputability187inauthenticity166222Indexindependentboardmembers207–8India,riseof55indirectknowing57–8indirectlearning57informationsecurity177innovation35inquiry:normsof165;powerof155–6insight2,25,156–7,158Insight(Lonergan)153,168n.
5institutionaltargets182institutionalwisdom46–7instrumentalmindsets61instrumentalrationality3,15,182integration,multidimensional35–6integrity165,202,204–5,209,210intellectualcreativity,shaping46intellectualdevelopment116intellectualnaivety54intellectualstagnation46–7intellectualvalues48–9intelligence19–20,125;balanceofthree23;practical21;practicalcontextual23intelligences,balanceof129intentionalconsciousness151intentionalcontrol159–60intentionalmodeloforganisation161–2,161;processes163–4,163;andwisdom162–3,163,164,165intentionalorganisation,the161–2,161intentionalsubject,the160,160intentionality151;anddecision-making151;definition155;anddeliberation159;inmanagement153–5,154;andmanagerialwisdom153–5;preceptsof165–6intentionalityanalysis151–4,153–4,156IntentionalityAnalysisModel152,154–67;decision158–9;examiningexperience156;andexecutiveeducation166–7;holisticnatureof164,165;andinquiry155–6;insightasunderstanding156–7;andjudgement157–8;thestructureofattention156;structureofcontrol159–62,160,161;structureofcreativity157;structureofknowledge158;thinkingpersonmodel163–4,164;andwisdom163–6intuition14ison(equal)73–5JesusofNazareth89–90Jordan,J.
125JournalofManagement17judgment2,157–8;andaccountability191,192;management158;normsof166;right158JuliantheApostate95Junzi(ExemplaryPersonhood)113–14,116,117,127Kay,John64KeyPerformanceIndicators47Kimberley,B.
1–2kindness86KingIII(2009)report190Kingly(Corporate)Governance5Klein,K.
J.
16knowyourself71–2,88–9knowing151;andacting110;anddoing154–5,154;indirect57–8;andstrategicindirection56–8;throughdifference57;throughsameness56–7knowledge19,202;Aristotleand39,59;andenquiry41;limitsof22,24,54;organisationof39;organisational161;Pauland92–3;rateofaccumulation134;situated39;structureof158;tacit21,125;wisdomas164Kohles,J.
C.
16Kozlowski,S.
W.
J.
16Kremer,J.
135Kriger,M.
P.
10Kunsch,P.
144Kunzmann,U.
10,19Küpers,Wendy35Index223Ladd,J.
187language,andcomprehension58–9law,andgrace89Lawrence,T.
B.
46leadersandleadership:andaccountability193;Chineseresearch4–5;andConfucianvirtues111–17,118;definition106;dialogue193;effective205;exemplary118;holistic193;managerialchallenge117;andmoralsense109;moralstandards113;practiceandoutcomes106;andresponsibility192–4;transactional192;transformational192;andwisdom192–3;wisdom-centred192;wise2,202,208,210–11leadershipethics107leadershipmodels,wisdomdimension1–2leadershipresearch,Chinese107leadershipstudies1leadershiptheory106learnedignorance54learning56–7Lederach,J.
P.
190LettertoArsacius(JuliantheApostate)95leverage70–1Levinas,E.
188Li(RitualPropriety)112–13liability187–8LiangWaiWangI(Mencius)124Liesch,P.
129,169,171lifesatisfaction13logismos14logos39Lonergan,Bernard151,153–4,166,167n.
3,168n.
5Lopez,D.
F.
10love5,86,89,101n.
9;Confucian5,111–12;contemporarysignificanceof97–100;Pauline89–90,93–4LulzSec177Lutz,R.
J.
1Lynch,R.
144McGuinness,C.
135MacIntyre,A.
60,68,76–8,80,82,85,86,88,182McKenna,Bernard1–2,35–6,43,47,129,169,171,181,184,186,190–1,202McLean,B.
156Malan,L.
C.
10management:intentionalityin153–5,154;WangDao129–32managementeducation169–70managementjudgment158managementresearch36managementwisdom125managerialchallenge117managerialresponsibility3managerialtypes,Vico'staxonomy15–16managerialwisdom10;andcorporategovernance198–211;andcorporatevalue205–9,206;anddecision-making201–5;definition201–2,204,210;andintentionality153–5managers3;andethics182;andgrace95–6managing,definition163March,James57martialmetaphors97Mason,J.
189massification184Mathieu,J.
E.
17Matsushita,Konusuke2,54,63–5MatsushitaElectric65MaxPlanckInstituteforHumanDevelopment19MaximusofTyre101n.
9Maxwell,N.
47,49mean,the74–5,115–16Means,G.
70Melé,D.
10Mencius5,122,123–5,127–8mentalhealth48meritocracy4–5;Confucian109–11,117–18;definition108;andethicalvalue109,117;identifying108;identifyingmerit108;originsofterm108meritocraticleadership108–9224IndexMerton,Robert55meson(intermediate,mean)73–4,82n.
2meso-organisationalresearch16–17metamorphoo(transform)87,91MethodinTheology(Lonergan)153Meynhardt,T.
10Mick,D.
G.
T.
1Mickler,C.
20mind,integrityof209moderation4modernity76,78money,attitudestowards73moralcommitment24,129moralconsciousness,critical186moralhazard109moraljudgment24moralmotivation24moralresponsibility188moralsense,andleadership109morality:Confucian112,124;Pauland101n.
5;andwisdom188–9Morin,Edgar56motivation64Mozi111multiculturalism187multidimensionalintegration,andsocialpracticewisdom6multi-levelsofwisdommodel18,18multipleaccountability193–4MyManagementPhilosophy(Matsushita)63narrative99nationalism97naturalgoodness127–8,131Nelson,C.
141Newman,J.
183Nicolaides,A.
134NicomacheanEthics(Aristotle)2–3,69,71,85,110,126,159;andethics73–6;Nielsenand70–1;onphronèsis(practicalwisdom)59–60;andrank88–9Nielsen,R.
P.
68,70–1,71–2,80Nietzsche,F.
76,77,78,85Nikitin,M.
10Nonaka,I.
10,125non-deliberativechange6non-instrumentaldoing65Norris,L.
1nous3–4,14objectivity204obligation198obliquethinking56Obliquity(Kay)64OneselfasAnother(Ricoeur)77ontologicalacuity186ontology4,38organisation,intentionalmodel161–2,161OrganisationforEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment211n.
1organisationalchange46organisationalcomplexity4,6,8organisationaldynamics141–2organisationalintegrity204organisationalknowing161organisationallife,andwisdomresearch35organisationalmeso-research16–17organisationalminding162organisationalperformance17organisationalsustainability183organisationalsystems140–2organisationalwisdom21,46–7organisationalwisdomresearch,importanceof34–6Ottewill,R.
144Pace,C.
135paradox26–8,143passion44patriarchy86–7Paul(formerlySaul)ofTarsus5–6;contemporarysignificanceof95–100;ascritiqueofAristotle88;critiquesofRome91;egalitarianism87–8;andfaith93–4,97–100;andgrace89–90,91–2,95–6;innovations86–8,92–4,95,100;andknowledge92–3;andlove89–90;message91–2;andmorality101n.
5;andreason92–3;andIndex225Rome90–1;scandalof90;systemofvirtues86–8,92–4;andtransformation90–3,96–7,100;useofphronèsis87;vocabulary87,91,102n.
17;world-story90–2Payne,S.
141peace-building190Pearce,C.
L.
16Pearson,Noel28pecuniaryrewardsystem205,209–10,210performativeextravagance65personalauthority168n.
9PersonalWisdom(PW)20Phillips,N.
46philosophy:classical93;failureof77–8philotimia89phronèsis(practicalwisdom)2–3,9–10,86,110,125–6,181,205;asaction54;Aristotelianconceptualisationof76,78–9;Aristotleon59–60,73–6;comparisonwithtechné59–62;conditionsfor81–2;Confuciansand128;ascultivateddisposition62–5,64–5;andcultivatedresourcefulness64–5;definition2,14,15,185,210;exemplars63–5;expressionof53–4;functions78–9;globalbusinesscontext54–6;andmoderation4;negativeaccountof58–62;Paul'suseof87;aspracticalwisdom53–65;semanticanalysis73–80;andsunaomind64–5,65;understanding53;validity79–80;andwisdomresearch37,39–40phroneticaction54,62,62–3phroneticresearch38–9phroneticresearchers41–2,44–5phroneticself-cultivation65physicalcomfort13Plato71,101n.
9plurality187Polanyi,Michael103n.
23politicalacumen,practical23politicaleconomy17politics72–3Politics(Aristotle)2–3,41,69,71,72–3positivism11postmodernism8power198PracticalContextualIntelligence23practicalwisdom10,110,185–7;aspectsof192;andtheboard209;Confucianismas109–10;definition185;andengagement41;expressionof53–4;habitusof39–40;knowledge-feeding39;levelsofapplication82;astacitknowledge125;understanding53;seealsophronesisPrahalad,C.
139praxeology4,38praxis25,39–40,61,71Price,David49privacy177problem-solving:holisticapproaches141;simplesolutions141;unknownproblems136–7;wickedproblems136–7;andwisdom137–9problems:characteristics136;wicked7,136–7,144,145profit2,63–4,113–14,210promises199propertyrights177psychologicalbalance13psychologicaldistress48psychologicaltheorists1PsychologicalWellBeing(PWB)13,13–14,18psychology,ofwisdom10quantitativemanagement69questioning155–6Ramadan,T.
187rank88–9,90,96–7rationality3,15;andemotions43;instrumental3,15,182226IndexRawls,J.
78,179reason:Aristotleand42;andjudgement158;Pauland92–3reciprocity114recordingindustry177relationalepistemology5relationships,networksof117–18ren111–12,114,124,126renzheng(benevolentgovernance)123,123–4research:institutionalframework34;methodologies4responsibility187–90,210;accountabilityto190–2;theboard208;ineducation184;andhope189–90;andimputability187;interrelated113;andleadership192–4;andliability187–8;formeaning186;moral188;negotiationof189;shared189,191;social189,208;andstakeholders189;universal188–9;andwisdom187responsiveservice189rewards63–4Reznitskaya,A.
137Ricoeur,P.
68,72,73,74–5,76–8,80rightdecisions11rightjudgement158Rio+20Summit69RiseoftheMeritocracy,The(Young)108Romanitas94–5Rome90,90–2,94–5Rooney,D.
1–2,129,169,171,181,184,186,190–1,202Rousseau,D.
M.
16ruleofvirtue111Ruskin,John64Ryff,C.
D.
14sameness,andconfirmationbias57Saul,JohnRalston102n.
16scepticism46Scholte,J.
A.
6Schwandt,D.
141scientificparadigm,andthedeclineinwisdom181self-appropriation166Self-AssessedWisdomScale(SAWS)22self-authoring168n.
9self-cultivation65self-discernment163self-insight22–3,129self-interest2,131,152self-interpretation186self-knowledge10,20,23,166self-leadership163self-making163,166,168n.
9self-reflection143,171self-regulation10self-relativism23self-understanding129self-worth186shame191sharedresponsibility189,191Shih,Stan5,130–1,132Shiller,R.
J.
203short-termresults,preoccupationwith55–6shu(altruism,like-heartedconsideration)114Sice,P.
143sincerity204,212n.
4Singer,B.
H.
14situatedknowledge39situationaltheory106Skilling,Jeffrey156Smith,A.
58,179Snyder,C.
189–90socialgood25socialharmony115–17,117–18socialintelligence10socialpracticewisdom3,6,171socialpracticewisdomprinciples25–6SocialPracticeWisdom(SPW)research35–6,42–4socialreality,andstrategicindirection56socialrelationships,harmonious117–18Index227socialresponsibility189,208socialsustainability183sociologicalimagination42Socrates71,212n.
3sophia3–4,14,59,126sophists92sovereigndebtcrisis,Europe55,68,69spatio-temporallocation17stakeholders208;andaccountability193–4;andcorporategovernance199–200;customersas131;andresponsibility189Statler,Matt35status88–9,90,96–7Staudinger,U.
M.
10,20Sternberg,R.
J.
125Sternberg,Robert3,19,20–1,22–3,39–40,137stewardship138,204Stiglitz,J.
E.
69–70,71–2,80strategicindirection6,53;andignoranceofignorance56;andknowing56–8;andobliquethinking56;andsocialreality56SubjectiveWellBeing(SWB)13sub-primecrisis69sunaomind54,64–5,65sustainableexcellence35Suzuki,D.
T.
64–5Svensson,C.
M.
2synopticthinking186–7,190systems-thinking137,139–40,145tacitknowledge21Takeuchi,H.
10,125Taleb,NicholasNassem55,57Tawney,R.
H.
184Taylor,C.
186,187techné3–4,14,59–60,181,190technicalrationality190technologicaladvances177TengWenGongI(Mencius)124Tett,G.
185texts40Theys,M.
144thinking:definition155;andinquiry155–6;oblique56;systemical143;andwisdom137ThirdReich,the190ThoughtsonMan(Matsushita)63threeintelligences,balanceof23Three-DimensionalWisdomScale(3D-WS)22Timberland200tolerance129tolerantscepticism46training131traittheory106transactionalleadership192transcendent,the,anddecision-making14transformation5,5–6,90–3,96–7,100transformationalleadership192transparency193tri-levelframework3,16,16–18,18trust199,204,212n.
4truthfulness204,212n.
4Tyrtaeus101n.
9uncertainty129,134;andcomplexity7–8;dealingwith26–8;tolerating24understanding94,156–7,165Unilever200UnitedNations,Charter98UnitedStatesofAmerica55,68universalresponsibility188–9university,wise47–9UniversityCollegeLondon(UCL),researchstrategy48–9unpredictability134USPositivists21–2,26Utilitarianism173,178,185valuerationality15values:Chinesecultural107;Confucian(seeConfucianvalues);education169–80;focusof39;intellectual48–9;andreason42;roleof20–1;tolerance22,129;andwisdom185–6,188228Indexvalues-basedleadership174values-ledmanagement81vanWoerkom,M.
141Vico,Giambattista15–16virtues3,15;ancient90,93,101n.
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9;Aristoteliansystem5–6,85,86,88–9,115–16,118n.
2;Confucian111–17;ethical76;framework85;lackof109;Paul'sinnovations86–8,92–4;andrank88–9,90;andwisdom9–10virtuousbehaviour62,110virtuousleadership81,113virtuouslife15virtuousoutcomes19Walker,G.
136WangDao(KinglyWayofGovernance)122–32;inbusiness129–32;definition122;Mencius'sconceptionof122,123–5;aswisdom125–9;aswisemanagement122WangDaomanagement5,129–32Wangdaoism130–1,132Way110wealth-getting,Aristotleon73Webster,J.
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22,26wellbeing13;community15White,Stephen98Whitehead,AlfredNorth54–5WholeFoods200,207wickedproblems7,136–7,144,145WICSmodel21WikiLeaks177Wirzba,N.
86,89,93wisdom:absenceof152–3;andaccountability192;Aquinasand185,187;Aristotleand110,126,185,202;BerlinSchooltheoryof19–20;characteristicsof13–16;andcomplexity138,145;componentsof2;Confucian126–9;Confuciusand126–7;coreelements3,22–6,129;definition1,19,20–1,39–40,122,137–8,145,201–2,204;educatingfor143–6,169–80;holisticnatureof185–6;andintentionalmodeloforganisation162–3,163,164,165;andIntentionalityAnalysisModel163–6;interestin1;asknowledge164;andleadership192–3;inmanagement1;measurement18–22,26;Menciusand127–8;andmorality188–9;multi-levelsmodel18;andproblem-solving137–9;psychologyof10,125;scientificparadigmanddeclinein181;Socratesand212n.
3;Sternberg'stheoryof20–1;andsynopticthinking186–7,190;andthinking137;withinaTri-levelFramework16–18,18;USPositivistsand21–2;andvalues185–6,188;WangDaoas125–9WisdomandManagementintheKnowledgeEconomy(Rooney,McKennaandLiesch)169,171WisdomDevelopmentScale22wisdominquiry49wisdom-relatedperformance,measuring10wisdomresearch:andaesthetics42–3;classicalGreekfundamentals38–44;communitiesof44–5;empirical4;importanceof34–5;institutionalframework35;methodology36–44;andorganisationallife35;andphronèsis(practicalwisdom)37,39–40;potential37;andpraxis39–40;reinvigorating48–9;roleof41–2;socialpractices44–5;stagnation46–7;strategy49;UCL'sGrandChallengesresearchstrategy49wisdomtheory36wisdom-centredleadership192wiseacts2wisebusinesspeople2Index229wisecommunication40–1wisedecision-making15,198,201–5wiseleadership2,7,202,208,210–11wisemanagement:andAristotle76–80,80–1;callfor69;andeducation81;keyto81;WangDaoas122wiseperson,the15,25wisepracticeresearch,methodology11wiseresearchers44–5,47–8wisethinking3–4women,equality87words,andcomprehension58–9worthiness124–5xin126Xunzi5,123YaleSchoolofManagement172Yao,X.
-Z.
110Yielder,J.
141Yorks,L.
134Young,M.
108Zentraining64–5Zeng,Master114zhi126–8zhizhe(thewise)110Zhonghu(AltruismandLoyalty)114–15Zhongyong(theDoctrineofMean)115–17