1. Need for a Steady Foundation -- 2.What is Dharma? -- 3.The Uniqueness of the Dharmic Tradition -- 4.Dharmic Leadership -- 5.Organizational Dharma -- 6.Enablers of Dharma -- 7.Hurdles/Challenges -- 8.Case Studies -- 9.Concluding Thoughts.

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the concept of vicarious moral cleansing and scrutinize whether unethical behavior of leaders initiate moral cleansing in subordinates or not. This study also highlights a boundary condition under which employees are motivated to cleanse their...

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