BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-economy-for-the-good-of-all-paths-to-responsibility-and-pa rticipation DTSTAMP:20251218T120022Z DTSTART:20260421T120000Z DTEND:20260423T150000Z SUMMARY:Economy for the Good of All? Paths to Responsibility and Participa tion DESCRIPTION:Money makes the world go round! This is a well-known saying\, but the economy is more than just money and material resources. The econom y is a complex system of social\, ecological and ethical relationships tha t goes beyond financial figures. Social and fair economic activity therefo re encompasses various aspects such as meeting basic needs\, appropriate r emuneration\, equal starting opportunities for all and a fair distribution of burdens and opportunities across generations. Against this background\ , the seminar poses the fundamental question: How can an economic order be shaped that serves the well-being of all people?The seminar opens with a social science analysis that presents market theories and economic structu res and embeds them in their social contexts. Questions of distributive ju stice\, participation and education as well as the role of the state in in teraction with the market and civil society will be addressed. The questio n of alternative models\, which are discussed using the example of the eco nomy for the common good\, comes into focus. The second part examines whic h concepts have been developed from business administration for a fairer e conomy\, including corporate social responsibility (CSR)\, sustainable\, e cological and social management and social entrepreneurship. The third par t of the seminar is dedicated to practice: how can shareholder and stakeho lder interests as well as social and ecological concerns be reconciled in such a way that economic success is combined with added value for all?The starting point of the seminar is an ethical analysis that takes into accou nt key texts on the topic\, including the encyclical Laudato Si' (2015). T he aim is to develop criteria and perspectives for action for a just and s ustainable economy that respects human dignity and combines social and eco logical responsibility.The seminar will take place from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. o n each day of the event. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Money makes the world go round! This is a well-known saying\, but the economy is more than just money and material r esources. The economy is a complex system of social\, ecological and ethic al relationships that goes beyond financial figures. Social and fair econo mic activity therefore encompasses various aspects such as meeting basic n eeds\, appropriate remuneration\, equal starting opportunities for all and a fair distribution of burdens and opportunities across generations. Agai nst this background\, the seminar poses the fundamental question: How can an economic order be shaped that serves the well-being of all people?

The seminar opens with a social science analysis that presents mark et theories and economic structures and embeds them in their social contex ts. Questions of distributive justice\, participation and education as wel l as the role of the state in interaction with the market and civil societ y will be addressed. The question of alternative models\, which are discus sed using the example of the economy for the common good\, comes into focu s. The second part examines which concepts have been developed from busine ss administration for a fairer economy\, including corporate social respon sibility (CSR)\, sustainable\, ecological and social management and social entrepreneurship. The third part of the seminar is dedicated to practice: how can shareholder and stakeholder interests as well as social and ecolo gical concerns be reconciled in such a way that economic success is combin ed with added value for all?

The starting point of the seminar is an ethical analysis that takes into account key texts on the topic\, in cluding the encyclical Laudato Si' (2015). The aim is to develop criteria and perspectives for action for a just and sustainable economy that respec ts human dignity and combines social and ecological responsibility.
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