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CSM Tawney Dialogue: the debate continues
Click here to listen to the Tawney online.
The 2009 Tawney Dialogue witnessed a vibrant discussion on the role the church can play in helping to reform the global economy. CSM is continuing this debate and we are encouraging members and friends to think through the issues. This could be done in a CSM branch meeting or church group.
To help get things going, here are a few questions based on the Tawney Dialogue. You can respond by writing a comment below.
What are the ethical or moral values that should underpin our financial system and global economy? How can they be put into practice?
Speakers and audience at the Tawney Dialogue considered the role of economic growth. How should we promote economic growth while ensuring we are not increasing inequality?
The speakers at the Tawney Dialogue talked about the role of mutuals, such as building societies, as examples of alternative business models. What would you see as the advantages and disadvantages?
How has your local community felt the effects of the financial crisis?
What is the most pressing economic issue that the government should tackle; globally, nationally, and in your local community?
How can the Church be most effective in responding to the financial crisis and economic recession?
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Stephen Beer, 08/05/2009 |
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