Titlebook: Order Ethics: An Ethical Framework for the Social Market Economy; Christoph Luetge,Nikil Mukerji Book 2016 Springer International Publishi

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Order Ethics and Situationist Psychologyld that explanations of this kind are unjustified. Based on a series of experiments, they argue that counter to intuitions situations are important determinants of human behaviour, while individual traits are less influential. Order ethics makes a related normative claim, arguing that moral behaviou

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Biblical Economics and Order Ethics: Constitutional Economic and Institutional Economic Roots of thenstitutional economics, as pioneered by Buchanan, North, Ostrom or Williamson in the second half of 20th-century USA. The article draws on such conceptual parallels to set out how concepts of order ethics, through the identification of institutional and constitutional economic principles, can be uti

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Order Ethics and the Problem of Social Gluee ‘moral surplus’) is regarded as a moral capacity or capability which goes beyond the individual quest for advantages and benefits. Four positions in contemporary social philosophy which postulate a moral surplus are discussed and criticized: J. Habermas, J. Rawls, D. Gauthier and K. Binmore. The c

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Boost up and Merge with. Order Ethics in the Light of Recent Developments in Justice Theorycall it the pragmatist paradigm (Festl in .. Konstanz University Press, Konstanz, .)—could, before long, challenge the approaches to justice that are derived from the epochal work of Rawls (.. Harvard University Press, Cambridge MA, .).

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The Constitution of Responsibility: Toward an Ordonomic Framework for Interpreting (Corporate Socialthors distinguish between within-game (or sub-constitutional) responsibility when playing a game and context-of-game (or constitutional) responsibility for developing the conditions under which a game will be played. These two conditions are interpreted as comprising not only the institutions (rules

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Companies as Political Actors: A Positioning Between Ordo-Responsibility and Systems Responsibilityperform functions and services that until now have been the territory of nation states. Not only multinational corporations, but also medium-sized companies are seeing themselves confronted with responsibilities that only a short while ago still fell within the realm of state-provided public service