Ethics

Nowadays, people expect organizations to be accountable for the ethicality of their internal and external processes. The same is true of the environmental and social sustainability problems, which are increasingly important in public debate and in the concerns of individuals and communities.​ Aims at not only promoting discussions on theoretical models and research empirical results, but also debating policies, strategies, and practices. Issues such as the prevention of misconduct in organizations or the relationship between organizational ethics and the strategies for sustainability will be discussed at specific forums, involving scholars, practitioners and decision makers.

This conference seeks to engage theology on key ecological concerns from a variety of religious traditions and perspectives. We are interested in multi-disciplinary exchanges and insights, with a focus on religious-based and scientific approaches to ecological problems and challenges. The emphasis is on theological and ethical implications of contributing to a sustainable ecological future. The conference will be a blend of learning and discussion, while attending to the magnificent Earth and cultural context of this region of Crete. Participants are invited to submit proposals for consideration on related topics about ecotheology, ethics, ecological racism, water, biodiversity, climate change, eco-justice .