. teaches at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University. A former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce, he sits on a number of corporate and nonprofit boards and has written and lectured widely on American prayer and spirituality as well as subjects related to the world of business and corporate ethics. He resides in Washington, D.C.
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Introduction | xv | ||||
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10 The Idealists: 1900-1920 | 241 | (27) | |||
11 The Innovators: 1920-1935 | 268 | (32) | |||
12 The Defenders: 1935-1945 | 300 | (23) | |||
13 The Rebuilders: 1945-1960 | 323 | (34) | |||
14 The New Pioneers: 1960-1975 | 357 | (45) | |||
15 The Contemporaries: 1975—the New Millennium | 402 | (39) | |||
16 The Innocents: September 11, 2001, and Beyond | 441 | (28) | |||
Notes | 469 | (35) | |||
Index | 504 |
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