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Kautilya, who lived in the 3rd century BC in India, authored the Arthashastra, a treatise on politics, economics, and military strategy. The Arthashastra discusses concepts of corporate governance, such as the conduct of kings, administering justice fairly, preventing misappropriation of funds, and identifying and punishing corrupt practices. It also outlines seven pillars of success: the king or leader, the minister or manager, the country or market, the fortified city representing the head office, the treasury representing finance, the army representing the team, and allies or consultants.
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Confucius sought to explain the decay of society in terms of the deterioration of morals. Confucian society was necessarily bureaucratic and hierarchical, with the state being stronger than civil society.
Ibn Khaldun discussed a variety of topics like History and Historiography. His theory about Asbyiah (group feeling and solidarity ) and the role that it plays in Bedouin societies is insightful. His theories of the science of Umran (sociology) are all pearls of wisdom. His Introduction is his greatest legacy that he left for all of humanity and the generations to come .
While Max Weber, a German social scientist, who had contributed regarding the formulation of “liberal imperialism” in 1895. Weber created a methodology and a body of literature dealing with the sociology of religion, political parties, and the economy, as well as studies of formal organizations, small-group behaviour, and the philosophy of history. His work continues to stimulate scholarship.
This assignment contains their biography , their contributions in brief , relationship of their contributions with modern state , administration and governance process and the contrast of those features with modern ones .
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Kautilya (4th century BC), also known as Vishnugupta and Chanakya , was the key adviser to the Indian king Chandragupta Maurya (317–293 B.C.E.), who first united the Indian subcontinent in empire . Kautilya was a professor at Taxila University and later the prime minister of the Maurya Empire. Kautilya's Arthashastra is the oldest book on Management available to the world. When literally translated, it means 'Scripture of Wealth'. The main focus of the book is on creation and management of wealth. Actually, the book is a masterpiece which covers a wide range of topics like statecraft, politics,military warfare,strategy,selection and training of employees, leadership skills, legal systems, accounting systems, taxation, fiscal policies, civil rules, internal and foreign trade etc. It also covers various technical subjects including medicine, gemology, metallurgy, measures of length, tables of weights, divisions of time, among many others.
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Chanakya was one of the greatest philosophers in ancient India who lived around 350-283 BC. He was born in Patliputra, Magadha (modern Patna, Bihar) and taught political science at Takshashila University. Chanakya became the advisor to Emperor Chandragupta Maurya and helped him defeat the Nanda king to unite most of India for the first time in history under the Maurya Empire.
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Chanakya was one of the greatest figures in Indian history, estimated to have lived from 350-283 BC. He is known for shaping history through his vision and exemplary actions. He authored two influential books: the Arthashastra, which discusses monetary and fiscal policies, and the Nitishastra, which outlines the ideal way of life and Chanakya's study of Indian society. Chanakya provided guidance on strong leadership and management, listing the key pillars as the leader, manager, market, head office, treasury, team, and consultant. His teachings continue to be studied for insights on foreign policy, secrecy, leadership, and spirituality.
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- 1. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE FROM THE ARTHASHASTRA
- 2. PRESENTED BY HARSH ADHIYA- 01 KESHAV AGARWAL- 02 NEIL GALA- 09 ABHISHEK OZA- 20 YATIN PRABHU-25 DHAVAL SOLANKI-29
- 3. INTRODUCTION In third century BC lived Kautiliya, one of the legendary characters in Indian history. His master work, the Arthashastra, ought to be read by all, be they statesman, business managers or academic scholars. Arthashastra when translated means “knowledge of wealth” or “wealth of knowledge”. Arthashastra was written in Sanskrit. According to Kautilya‘s Arthasastra, the Hindu way of life reveals four main aims (1) Dharma (2) Artha (3) Kama and (4) Moksha. Artha refers to material progress which is required in order to live a balanced life. Arthasastra‘s main part deals with National Security, Foreign Policy, Administration of Justice, Economic Development Policy, Taxation, Labor Management and Financial Management. Kautilya describes the rules to prevent the misuse the power.
- 4. CONTINUED Vishugupta-Kautilya-Chanakya (370-283 BCE) was a teacher in Taksasila, an ancient centre of learning, and was responsible for the creation of Mauryan empire the first of its kind on the Indian subcontinent. He was born in 3rd century B.C. Pulled down the Nada Dynasty King maker- Chandragupta Maurya Responsible for the retreat of Alexander the Great from India Arthashastra and Neetishastra were documented towards the end of his life
- 5. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE FROM THE ARTHASHASTRA Conduct of the King Administering Justice Judicial Fairness Measures against Misappropriation of State Funds
- 6. CONTINUED Concept of Punishment Identification and Prevention of Corrupt Practices Strict Code of Conduct
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