Principles of Spiritual Economics by Hooshmand Badee

“Religions, Diversity, and the Common Good” Jamshid Damooei, “Looking into Social Mobility in the United States ? Is American Dream Alive?” Steve Szeghi, “An Assessment of the Revisionist History of the Causes of the Financial Crisis of 08-09” Hooshmand Badee, “Emerging values for shaping a future global economy” Raymond Makewell, “Understanding the Causes” Peter Bowman, “The Path to a just free market economy” Hendrik Opdebeeck, “Philosophy as a trans-cultural source of wisdom in management: A plea for spirituality as meaningfulness”īrian Hodgkinson, “REVISING FLAT-EARTH ECONOMICS”ĭr. “A Reflection on Value-based Economics and Business”

This will enable the whole conference (speakers and delegates) to come together in roundtables to maximise the time for dialogue, debate, and Q&A at the end of each and every session.) Each presentation is limited to 10 minutes. (Please note: All presentations throughout the conference are plenary. ‘Benedict XV1 Considered: Inter-Faith Perspectives on the Modern Papacy’ (Editor) 2009. His publications include: ‘Winter Change to Spring: Religion, Culture and Politics in the World of the Market State’ 2007. He has taught historical theology for many years in different institutions, and was the Founding Director of the Oxford University International Summer programme held at Christ Church, Oxford since 1993.Īs a Visiting Professor of the Graduate Theological Foundation of Indiana, USA, and in UK and USA with the Smithsonian Associates, among other institutions, Canon Strudwick has explored inter-faith dialogue and its practice. The Reverend Canon Dr Vincent Strudwick is a Fellow of Kellogg College in the University of Oxford, and Founder-member of the Centre for the Study of Religion in Public Life based at the College. 'The Role of Faith Communities in Building Cultures of Trust for the Common Good” Ian Mason, Principal of the School of Economic Science Kamran Mofid, Founder, The Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative Welcome, Opening Remarks, and Overview of Conference Delegates may also wish to see the Waterperry Gardens) Taking six years to complete, and covering three storeys, it depicts scenes taken from Advaita philosophy. (Organised tours throughout the afternoon to see the Waterperry House Frescoes, painted in the traditional fresco way by members of the School’s art group. Peter Holland: )ġ2.00 Noon onwards: Arrival at Waterperry House (For all enquiries about registration to attend the conference -residential or day participation- please contact Mr. “From Oxford 2002 to Oxford 2012: Portrait of a Great Journey for the Common Good” Reclaiming the Moral and Spiritual Roots of Economics and Capitalism'

Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI) Theology, Philosophy, Ethics, Spirituality and Economics: A Call to Dialogue

Principles of Spiritual Economics by Hooshmand Badee