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Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Equity Asks of U.S. Business Leaders
Author: Adriane Johnson-Williams
Year: May 23, 2023
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File size: PDF 3.9 MB
Language: English



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Not Your Father's Capitalism What Race Equity Asks of US Business Leaders As we enter the third decade of the 21st century, the world is facing unprecedented challenges. The technological revolution has brought about rapid changes in every aspect of our lives, and the global economy is more interconnected than ever before. However, these advancements have also created new divisions and disparities, particularly along racial lines. In her groundbreaking book, "Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Equity Asks of US Business Leaders Dr. Adriane Johnson Williams challenges us to rethink our understanding of diversity, inclusion, and equity in the workplace and beyond. The Uprisings of 2020 In recent years, consumers and employees alike have demanded more accountability from US business leaders. They want to see tangible actions towards creating a more equitable society, rather than just empty promises. However, there was a lack of guidance on how to achieve this goal. That's when Dr. Williams decided to write this book, to provide a roadmap for organizational change that prioritizes race equity. A Personal Paradigm Shift Dr. Williams begins by emphasizing the need for a personal paradigm shift in how we perceive technology and its role in modern society. She argues that we must understand the process of technological evolution as the basis for human survival, rather than simply viewing it as a tool for economic growth.
Not Your Father's Capitalism What Race Equity Asks of US Business aders По мере того, как мы вступаем в третье десятилетие XXI века, мир сталкивается с беспрецедентными проблемами. Технологическая революция привела к быстрым изменениям во всех аспектах нашей жизни, и глобальная экономика взаимосвязана больше, чем когда-либо прежде. Однако эти достижения также создали новые разногласия и различия, особенно по расовому признаку. В своей новаторской книге «Не капитализм вашего отца: о чем расовая справедливость просит лидеров бизнеса США» доктор Адриан Джонсон Уильямс ставит перед нами задачу переосмыслить наше понимание разнообразия, интеграции и справедливости на рабочем месте и за его пределами. Восстания 2020 года В последние годы как потребители, так и работники требовали большей ответственности от лидеров бизнеса США. Они хотят видеть ощутимые действия в направлении создания более справедливого общества, а не просто пустые обещания. Однако не хватало указаний, как достичь этой цели. Именно тогда доктор Уильямс решил написать эту книгу, чтобы обеспечить дорожную карту для организационных изменений, которые ставят во главу угла равенство рас. Смена личной парадигмы Доктор Уильямс начинает с того, что подчеркивает необходимость смены личной парадигмы в том, как мы воспринимаем технологию и ее роль в современном обществе. Она утверждает, что мы должны понимать процесс технологической эволюции как основу выживания человека, а не просто рассматривать его как инструмент экономического роста.
Not Your Father's Capitalism What Race Equity Asks of US Business Aders Alors que nous entrons dans la troisième décennie du XXIe siècle, le monde est confronté à des défis sans précédent. La révolution technologique a entraîné des changements rapides dans tous les aspects de notre vie, et l'économie mondiale est plus interconnectée que jamais. Mais ces réalisations ont également créé de nouvelles divisions et différences, notamment raciales. Dans son livre novateur « Pas le capitalisme de votre père : ce que la justice raciale demande aux chefs d'entreprise américains », le Dr Adrian Johnson Williams nous demande de repenser notre compréhension de la diversité, de l'inclusion et de la justice au travail et au-delà. Soulèvements de 2020 Ces dernières années, les consommateurs et les travailleurs ont exigé plus de responsabilité de la part des chefs d'entreprise américains. Ils veulent voir des actions concrètes vers une société plus juste, et pas seulement des promesses vides. Cependant, il n'y avait pas assez d'instructions pour atteindre cet objectif. C'est alors que le Dr Williams a décidé d'écrire ce livre pour fournir une feuille de route pour les changements organisationnels qui mettent l'égalité des races au premier plan. Changement de paradigme personnel Dr Williams commence par souligner la nécessité de changer de paradigme personnel dans la façon dont nous percevons la technologie et son rôle dans la société moderne. Elle affirme que nous devons comprendre le processus d'évolution technologique comme la base de la survie humaine, et non pas simplement le considérer comme un instrument de croissance économique.
Not Your Father's Capitalism What Race Equity Asks of US Business Aders A medida que entramos en la tercera década del siglo XXI, el mundo se enfrenta a desafíos sin precedentes. La revolución tecnológica ha provocado rápidos cambios en todos los aspectos de nuestras vidas y la economía global está más interconectada que nunca. n embargo, estos logros también han creado nuevas divisiones y diferencias, especialmente por motivos raciales. En su libro pionero «No el capitalismo de tu padre: qué pide la justicia racial a los líderes empresariales de Estados Unidos», el Dr. Adrian Johnson Williams nos plantea el reto de repensar nuestra comprensión de la diversidad, la inclusión y la justicia dentro y fuera del lugar de trabajo. Revueltas 2020 En los últimos , tanto consumidores como trabajadores han exigido más responsabilidad a los líderes empresariales estadounidenses. Quieren ver acciones tangibles hacia una sociedad más justa, no sólo promesas vacías. n embargo, faltaban indicaciones sobre cómo lograr ese objetivo. Fue entonces cuando el Dr. Williams decidió escribir este libro para proporcionar una hoja de ruta para los cambios organizativos que priorizan la igualdad de razas. Cambio de paradigma personal Dr. Williams comienza subrayando la necesidad de un cambio de paradigma personal en la forma en que percibimos la tecnología y su papel en la sociedad actual. Ella sostiene que debemos entender el proceso de evolución tecnológica como la base de la supervivencia humana, y no simplemente considerarlo como un instrumento de crecimiento económico.
Not Your Father's Capitalism What Race Equity Asks of US Business aders Mentre entriamo nel terzo decennio del XXI secolo, il mondo deve affrontare sfide senza precedenti. La rivoluzione tecnologica ha portato a un rapido cambiamento in tutti gli aspetti della nostra vita e l'economia globale è più connessa che mai. Ma questi progressi hanno anche creato nuove divergenze e differenze, soprattutto in termini razziali. Nel suo libro innovativo, «Non il capitalismo di vostro padre: ciò che la giustizia razziale chiede ai leader aziendali degli Stati Uniti», il dottor Adrian Johnson Williams ha il compito di ripensare la nostra comprensione della diversità, dell'integrazione e della giustizia sul posto di lavoro e oltre. rivolte del 2020 Negli ultimi anni, sia i consumatori che i lavoratori hanno richiesto maggiori responsabilità dai leader aziendali statunitensi. Vogliono un'azione tangibile verso una società più equa, non solo promesse vuote. Tuttavia, mancavano indicazioni su come raggiungere questo obiettivo. È stato allora che il dottor Williams ha deciso di scrivere questo libro per fornire una road map per i cambiamenti organizzativi che mettono al centro l'uguaglianza razziale. Il cambio di paradigma personale della dottoressa Williams inizia mettendo in evidenza la necessità di cambiare paradigma personale nel modo in cui percepiamo la tecnologia e il suo ruolo nella società moderna. Sostiene che dobbiamo comprendere il processo di evoluzione tecnologica come la base della sopravvivenza umana, non solo come strumento di crescita economica.
Nicht Ihr Vaterkapitalismus Was die Race Equity Fragen der US-Wirtschaftsführer Während wir in das dritte Jahrzehnt des 21. Jahrhunderts eintreten, steht die Welt vor beispiellosen Herausforderungen. Die technologische Revolution hat zu schnellen Veränderungen in allen Aspekten unseres bens geführt, und die Weltwirtschaft ist mehr als je zuvor miteinander verbunden. Diese Fortschritte schufen jedoch auch neue Spaltungen und Unterschiede, insbesondere entlang der Rasse. In seinem bahnbrechenden Buch „Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Justice Requests US Business aders“ fordert Dr. Adrian Johnson Williams uns auf, unser Verständnis von Vielfalt, Integration und Gerechtigkeit am Arbeitsplatz und darüber hinaus zu überdenken. Revolten 2020 In den vergangenen Jahren forderten sowohl Verbraucher als auch Arbeitnehmer mehr Verantwortung von US-Wirtschaftsführern. e wollen konkrete Maßnahmen zur Schaffung einer gerechteren Gesellschaft und nicht nur leere Versprechungen. Allerdings fehlten Hinweise, wie dieses Ziel zu erreichen sei. Es war dann, dass Dr. Williams beschloss, dieses Buch zu schreiben, um eine Roadmap für organisatorische Veränderungen zu liefern, die die Gleichheit der Rassen in den Vordergrund stellen. Der persönliche Paradigmenwechsel Dr. Williams beginnt mit der Betonung der Notwendigkeit eines persönlichen Paradigmenwechsels in der Art und Weise, wie wir Technologie und ihre Rolle in der heutigen Gesellschaft wahrnehmen. e argumentiert, dass wir den Prozess der technologischen Evolution als Grundlage des menschlichen Überlebens verstehen und nicht nur als Instrument des Wirtschaftswachstums betrachten sollten.
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Babanın Kapitalizmi Değil Irk Eşitliği ABD İş Liderlerinden Ne İstiyor? 21. yüzyılın üçüncü on yılına girerken, dünya benzeri görülmemiş zorluklarla karşı karşıya. Teknolojik devrim hayatımızın her alanına hızlı bir değişim getirdi ve küresel ekonomi her zamankinden daha fazla birbirine bağlı. Bununla birlikte, bu ilerlemeler, özellikle ırksal çizgiler boyunca yeni bölünmeler ve farklılıklar da yaratmıştır. "Babanızın Kapitalizmi Değil: Irksal Adalet ABD İş Liderlerine Ne Soruyor'adlı çığır açan kitabında Dr. Adrian Johnson Williams, işyerinde ve ötesinde çeşitlilik, kapsayıcılık ve eşitlik anlayışımızı yeniden düşünmemizi istiyor. 2020 ayaklanmaları Son yıllarda, hem tüketiciler hem de işçiler ABD'li iş liderlerinden daha fazla hesap verebilirlik talep ettiler. Sadece boş vaatler değil, daha adil bir topluma yönelik somut eylemler görmek istiyorlar. Ancak, bu hedefe nasıl ulaşılacağı konusunda rehberlik eksikliği vardı. İşte o zaman Dr. Williams, ırk eşitliğini önceleyen örgütsel değişim için bir yol haritası sağlamak için bu kitabı yazmaya karar verdi. Kişisel paradigma değişimi Dr. Williams, teknolojiyi ve günümüz toplumundaki rolünü nasıl algıladığımız konusunda kişisel bir paradigma değişimine duyulan ihtiyacı vurgulayarak başlar. Teknolojik evrim sürecini insanın hayatta kalmasının temeli olarak anlamamız ve sadece ekonomik büyümenin bir aracı olarak görmememiz gerektiğini savunuyor.
ليس رأسمالية والدك ما تطلبه المساواة العرقية من قادة الأعمال الأمريكيين مع دخولنا العقد الثالث من القرن الحادي والعشرين، يواجه العالم تحديات غير مسبوقة. لقد أحدثت الثورة التكنولوجية تغييرا سريعا في كل جانب من جوانب حياتنا، والاقتصاد العالمي أكثر ترابطا من أي وقت مضى. ومع ذلك، فقد خلقت هذه التطورات أيضًا انقسامات واختلافات جديدة، لا سيما على أسس عرقية. في كتابه الرائد، «ليس رأسمالية والدك: ما تسأل عنه العدالة العرقية قادة الأعمال الأمريكيين»، يتحدانا الدكتور أدريان جونسون ويليامز لإعادة التفكير في فهمنا للتنوع والشمول والإنصاف في مكان العمل وما بعده. انتفاضات عام 2020 في السنوات الأخيرة، طالب كل من المستهلكين والعمال بمزيد من المساءلة من قادة الأعمال الأمريكيين. إنهم يريدون أن يروا عملاً ملموسًا نحو مجتمع أكثر عدلاً، وليس مجرد وعود فارغة. ومع ذلك، كان هناك نقص في التوجيه بشأن كيفية تحقيق هذا الهدف. وذلك عندما قرر الدكتور ويليامز كتابة هذا الكتاب لتقديم خارطة طريق للتغيير التنظيمي الذي يعطي الأولوية للمساواة بين الأعراق. النموذج الشخصي يبدأ الدكتور ويليامز بالتأكيد على الحاجة إلى نقلة نوعية شخصية في كيفية إدراكنا للتكنولوجيا ودورها في مجتمع اليوم. وتقول إنه ينبغي لنا أن نفهم عملية التطور التكنولوجي كأساس لبقاء الإنسان، وألا نعتبرها مجرد أداة للنمو الاقتصادي.

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