Alejo José G. Sison, Professor, University of Navarre, Spain

'Sison offers an ambitious approach for tackling the ever-present concern of corporate ethical behavior. In this timely work, he introduces and defines the concepts of moral and social capital, creating analogies with commonly used financial terminology (e.g. currency and compound interest). Drawing on many examples of contemporary moral behavior in corporations, he carefully crafts an engaging explanation of human-corporate interactions and then connects them with his analogous 'institutions' of moral capital. His concluding chapter offers ways to measure and manage moral capital. Chapter references and an index add value for scholars. . . many complexities are simplified in the well-written discussion. . . Recommended.'

• Contents: Foreword Introduction 1. Understanding Labor: From Manpower to Social Capital 2. Moral Capital and Leadership 3. Actions, Moral Capital’s Basic Currency 4. Habits, Moral Capital’s Compound Interest 5. Character, Moral Capital’s Investment Bond 6. Lifestyles and Moral Capital Estates 7. Measuring and Managing Moral Capital Index

Alejo José G. Sison, Professor, University of Navarre, Spain

'Sison offers an ambitious approach for tackling the ever-present concern of corporate ethical behavior. In this timely work, he introduces and defines the concepts of moral and social capital, creating analogies with commonly used financial terminology (e.g. currency and compound interest). Drawing on many examples of contemporary moral behavior in corporations, he carefully crafts an engaging explanation of human-corporate interactions and then connects them with his analogous 'institutions' of moral capital. His concluding chapter offers ways to measure and manage moral capital. Chapter references and an index add value for scholars. . . many complexities are simplified in the well-written discussion. . . Recommended.'

• Contents: Foreword Introduction 1. Understanding Labor: From Manpower to Social Capital 2. Moral Capital and Leadership 3. Actions, Moral Capital’s Basic Currency 4. Habits, Moral Capital’s Compound Interest 5. Character, Moral Capital’s Investment Bond 6. Lifestyles and Moral Capital Estates 7. Measuring and Managing Moral Capital Index

Alejo José G. Sison, Professor, University of Navarre, Spain

'Sison offers an ambitious approach for tackling the ever-present concern of corporate ethical behavior. In this timely work, he introduces and defines the concepts of moral and social capital, creating analogies with commonly used financial terminology (e.g. currency and compound interest). Drawing on many examples of contemporary moral behavior in corporations, he carefully crafts an engaging explanation of human-corporate interactions and then connects them with his analogous 'institutions' of moral capital. His concluding chapter offers ways to measure and manage moral capital. Chapter references and an index add value for scholars. . . many complexities are simplified in the well-written discussion. . . Recommended.'

• Contents: Foreword Introduction 1. Understanding Labor: From Manpower to Social Capital 2. Moral Capital and Leadership 3. Actions, Moral Capital’s Basic Currency 4. Habits, Moral Capital’s Compound Interest 5. Character, Moral Capital’s Investment Bond 6. Lifestyles and Moral Capital Estates 7. Measuring and Managing Moral Capital Index