"Bridging the Divide" offers a comprehensive exploration of the Value-Ought Gap, a complex phenomenon that challenges individuals, organizations, and societies to align their values with their actions. Drawing on diverse theoretical perspectives from philosophy, psychology, and ethics, this book delves into the reasons behind the Value-Ought Gap and its far-reaching consequences at personal, societal, and global levels.

Through thought-provoking insights, real-life examples, and practical strategies, this book sheds light on the factors contributing to the Value-Ought Gap and the ethical implications of individuals failing to act in accordance with their values. It offers a nuanced understanding of the challenges and limitations in addressing the Value-Ought Gap, while proposing potential avenues for bridging the divide between what individuals value and what they actually do.

With a forward-thinking approach, "Bridging the Divide" provides readers with a compelling exploration of the Value-Ought Gap and offers valuable insights for individuals, leaders, policymakers, and researchers seeking to understand and address this pressing ethical issue in today's complex world.