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Welche Ethik braucht es für die Durchsetzung der UNO-Nachhaltigkeitsziele?

Globale Unternehmerverantwortung im Spannungsfeld von Regulierung und Innovation

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In den laufenden internationalen Bestrebungen der Vereinten Nationen Nachhaltigkeitsziele für die nächsten 15 Jahre zu definieren (Post-2015 Agenda) wird der Förderung von innovativem Unternehmertum nach wie vor kaum Bedeutung zugemessen. Implizit wird nämlich angenommen, dass der Unternehmer in seinem Streben nach Gewinn primär sich selbst bereichert, und das oftmals auf Kosten der Gesellschaft. Nicht nur in der Öffentlichkeit, sondern auch bei vielen Ethikern und Ökonomen herrscht daher die Überzeugung, dass der Unternehmer nicht zugleich gewinnorientiert und ethisch sein kann.

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  3. Ethikverband der deutschen Wirtschaft e.V. Berlin, Berlin, Germany

    Irina Kummert

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Aerni, P. (2016). Welche Ethik braucht es für die Durchsetzung der UNO-Nachhaltigkeitsziele?. In: Aerni, P., Grün, KJ., Kummert, I. (eds) Schwierigkeiten mit der Moral. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10282-1_2

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