Description: "A bold mixture of developmental and social psychology with real-life experiences in education, business, and politics. The authors present actual cases of caring procedures that have worked, together with an analysis of the basic psychodynamic factors that encourage caring behavior. Calling upon competences in such diverse areas as moral education, conflict resolution, corporate ethics, and global thinking, this book, which reads fluently, is a major source for dealing with sexism, racism, and institutional tensions in a caring, just, and global manner." - David R. Blumenthal Jay and Leslie Cohen Professor of Judaic Studies, Emory University

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