Human Relations Importance in Modern Business: An Ontological Perspective

Anna Marrucci and Riccardo Rialti
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Anna Marrucci: University of Pisa
Riccardo Rialti: University of Milan

Chapter Chapter 2 in Successful Digital Transformation Initiatives in SMEs, 2023, pp 5-21 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Relational goods are intangible goods which may arouse as a consequence of relationships existing between two or more individuals. They originate from intersubjectivity and reflexivity in human relations. In the case of their emergence, the relationship is capable to generate sense, and the involved individuals will start to nurture their belonging to the partnership. While relational goods have been scantly explored, their origins trace their roots in classical and modern philosophy. As the majority of individuals spend the most of their daily life in the workplace, how these goods may emerge even in such context will be explored.

Keywords: Relational goods; Human relations; Sense-making; Intersubjectivity; Reflexivity; Business ethics; Humanism (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-36465-5_2

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