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Новая книга о еврейской морали в бизнесе
Dec. 13th, 2005 03:42 pmЕщё не читал, но намереваюсь.
http://hirhurim.blogspot.com/2005/12/moral-issues-of-marketplace-in-jewish.html
Moral Issues of the Marketplace in Jewish Law
Yashar Books is proud to announce the publication of Rabbi Aaron Levine's Moral Issues of the Marketplace in Jewish Law (650 pages, softcover, $34.95). Yes, you read that right: 650 pages. It is really three books in one, so it's a bargain!
See here for a post on Sefer Ha-Hayim with relevant information and links. And see here for a link to a podcast of me discussing the book.
Most importantly, there is a special discount for those who buy the book from a blog. Go to this webpage and you can purchase the book at a 10% discount. Other bloggers should feel free to link to that webpage also so their readers can benefit from that discount as well.
Finally, if you are so impatient that you can't wait for the book to get to your local store (the books are hot off the press and not yet available everywhere) or for the delivery from an online order, I've got a hot tip for you. During lunch today, I visited Eichler's in Manhattan (45th St. between 5th and 6th Aves.) and they had a number of copies. You can stop by there and pick up a copy on your way home (or call them at 212-719-1918).
http://hirhurim.blogspot.com/2005/12/moral-issues-of-marketplace-in-jewish.html
Moral Issues of the Marketplace in Jewish Law
Yashar Books is proud to announce the publication of Rabbi Aaron Levine's Moral Issues of the Marketplace in Jewish Law (650 pages, softcover, $34.95). Yes, you read that right: 650 pages. It is really three books in one, so it's a bargain!
See here for a post on Sefer Ha-Hayim with relevant information and links. And see here for a link to a podcast of me discussing the book.
Most importantly, there is a special discount for those who buy the book from a blog. Go to this webpage and you can purchase the book at a 10% discount. Other bloggers should feel free to link to that webpage also so their readers can benefit from that discount as well.
Finally, if you are so impatient that you can't wait for the book to get to your local store (the books are hot off the press and not yet available everywhere) or for the delivery from an online order, I've got a hot tip for you. During lunch today, I visited Eichler's in Manhattan (45th St. between 5th and 6th Aves.) and they had a number of copies. You can stop by there and pick up a copy on your way home (or call them at 212-719-1918).
