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Diversity: The Power and the Perils
In: »Vielfalt, Gleichstellung und Inklusion« im Licht der katholischen Soziallehre / Identity and the Tradition of Catholic Social Thought: Understanding »Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion« (2024), pp. 175–194
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Nicholas T. Pinchuk
Pinchuk, Nicholas T., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Snap-on Incorporated, Kenosha (Wisconsin), USA
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Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Nicholas T. Pinchuk: Diversity: The Power and the Perils | 175 | ||
I. Overview | 175 | ||
II. Corporations – The Collective Classroom | 176 | ||
III. Eastman Kodak – The Focus Trap | 176 | ||
IV. American Motors – The Criticality of Scale | 177 | ||
V. Ford – The Wages of Uncertainty | 178 | ||
VI. General Electric – A Flawed Commonality | 180 | ||
VII. Snap-on – Commonality and Belief | 181 | ||
VIII. A Framework for Harnessing the Power of Diversity | 183 | ||
IX. Belief in the Role of Diversity – The Air We Breathe | 184 | ||
X. Conviction on the Necessity of Scale – Alignment Ascendant | 184 | ||
XI. Choice of Commonality – The Science and the Art of Benefit | 185 | ||
XII. Celebration of the Commonality – Reinforce the Bond | 186 | ||
XIII. Steadfast and Moral Leadership – Beacon of Confidence | 187 | ||
XIV. Testing and Confirming the Framework by Considering Nations | 187 | ||
XV. Japan – Bounded Commonality | 188 | ||
XVI. India – The Perils of Diversity | 188 | ||
XVII. The United States – Diminishing Commonality, Receding Power | 190 | ||
XVIII. Conclusion | 192 | ||
Zusammenfassung | 193 |