Organizational Moral Imagination Rethinking Sustainability, Technology, and Learning 1st Edition – PDF/EPUB Version Downloadable

In recent years, the concept of moral imagination has gained growing attention for its potential to guide ethical decision-making and strategic transformation in organizational settings. As organizations face increasingly complex environments marked by rapid technological change, global crises, and social expectations for responsible conduct, the need for moral and ethical responsiveness has become more pronounced. Traditional ethical frameworks have provided valuable foundations for analysing ethical concerns at the workplace. However, these models often fall short when confronted with real-world complexities that demand creativity, empathy, and systemic thinking.
This edited collection draws together ideas on moral imagination in the digital society. It lays a foundation by providing a structured understanding of how moral imagination can serve as a bridge between ethical theory and organizational practice. It offers insights on the emotional climate of organizations and moral emotions, generation Z’s understanding of moral imagination, collective moral imagination of humans and machines, understandings of moral imagination and sustainability which is beyond compliance and performance metrics.

The collection takes a multidisciplinary approach, drawing on research by academicians, researchers, philosophers, and industry experts to create a framework of knowledge in AI, sustainable development goals, digital transformation, transformative leadership, organizational change, environmental engagements, and moral and ethical issues in shaping organizational moral imagination.