What the Buddha Told You About Management: A Buddhist Approach to Organizational and Economic Governance

What the Buddha Told You About Management" explores the intersection of ancient spiritual wisdom and modern organizational science. The book argues that canonical Buddhist texts—predating Western management theory by over 2,500 years—contain a sophisticated and integrated framework for governance, ethics, and economic stability. Moving beyond typical "self-help" tropes, the work provides a rigorous analysis of primary sources like the Vinaya Pitaka and various Suttas. It bridges the gap between the administrative discipline of the monastic Sangha and contemporary corporate challenges, offering leaders a blueprint for building institutions that are not only efficient and sustainable but also deeply rooted in ethical integrity.