Limits of Business: Deep Ecology and Buddhist Economics

This book focuses on the Deep Ecology perspective and Buddhist Economics to transform business practices for a more sustainable and ethical approach. It argues that by disregarding ecological and ethical limits, businesses become destructive and self-defeating. The current business model promotes self-centeredness and individual desires, leading to destruction. The book emphasizes that true happiness is found in wholeness rather than personal wealth. It calls for new ways of doing business that respect these limits, offering the hope of contributing to the preservation and enrichment of the world. The book is published in English, has 324 pages, and explores these concepts in depth.