Does Ethics Have a Chance in a World of Consumers?
Why priests are happy : a study of the psychological and spiritual health of priests
Adam Smith in His Time and Ours by 
The Happiness hypothesis : finding modern truth in ancient wisdom
One World : the ethics of globalization by 
Blubberland : the dangers of happiness
Happiness : a history by This excellent Web page was designed by a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business and directs users to excellent resources (mostly books and journals) about the relationships between happiness and virtue. Authors cited include Tal Ben-Shahar, Arthur C. Brooks, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, William Damon, Robert H. Frank, Viktor Frankl, Sonja Lyubomirsky, Rollo May, Martin Seligman, Studs Terkel and Paul Tillich.
This guide will introduce you to the best resources for doing research about Happiness and Virtue, both in the library and online.
Please begin now to gather your materials/outside readings, so that you will have time to integrate their ideas appropriately within your own research.
If you need in-depth assistance or have questions about any of the resources mentioned in the guide, please don't hesitate to contact me at nsurtz@anselm.edu.
Nancy "Sam" Urtz - Geisel Library
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