Responsibility
Stewardship, responsibility, and what just economic practice looks like in the conditions of ordinary life.
This course follows on from an earlier part. If you have not completed the previous part, contact the School and we will help you find the right place to begin.
About this course
After completing Economics with Justice 2: Ideas recently.
This ten-week course explores our individual and collective responsibilities as human beings in the world. It follows on naturally from the course Ideas – Economics with Justice Part 2.
Responsibility, our ability to respond, is relevant to every aspect of economic relationships with others and with the world in which we live. The course considers what is needed to support this ability to respond, such as understanding, the sense of empathy or interconnectedness, and the extent to which there is recognition of wholeness or unity. This can apply to individuals and to collectives such as communities, nations or even all humankind.
The course progresses with a week-by-week consideration of individual and collective responsibility in various spheres of economic activity.
What's included
- 10 weekly meetings
- Live online with your group
- Led by an experienced tutor
Week by week
Choose your session
Times below are shown in UK time.
Tue 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Online via Zoom
Tutor: Anna Arthur
If the fee is a barrier, contact us and we will be glad to discuss what is possible.
Tutors may occasionally change before term begins.