Creating Sustainable Value

An international conference that will bring together the world’s leading experts on responsible investments, corporate responsibility, intercultural ethics and political theory, environmental journalism, and intercultural education for sustainability.

Climate change requires globally concerted actions, but our moral principles of action are local: They are tied to a culture or religion, and often in conflict with each other.
Can we develop a notion of joint global ecological responsibility? This is the most important question in the debate about climate protection, since motivation is the key to change and responsibility across borders is the key to global change.
Here is why this conference stands out and might be of extra importance to you:

• Cross-cultural differences in value commitments and models of responsibility matter for intercultural marketing, management, and negotiation in transcultural contexts.
• The conference will present cutting edge research on socially responsible investment networks and corporate social and ecological responsibility.
• The conference will offer practitioners a forum for critical discussion of problematic aspects of the implementation of corporate responsibility in transcultural contexts of communication and organization.
• In praxis report sessions practitioners may showcase successful implementations of corporate social or ecological responsibility.
• Conference sponsors (silver and gold sponsors) may participate in a broadcasted panel discussion with journalists, business research experts, and activists, to discuss whether businesses are merely ‘green-washing’ their interests or aim for genuinely responsible actions.

For more information visit www.globaldialogueconference.org or contact the conference manager: Jacob Bock, filbock@hum.au.dk