Christoph Stueckelberger -  "Cultivate and Conserve: Towards   a Sustainable Development Paradigm"
Channel: Stephen DeVol
Date: 2019-01-10

Globethics.net - CITVN Webcast Series 
Environment and Sustainability Ethics
https://www.globethics-live.net/
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Cultivate and Conserve: Towards a Sustainable Development Paradigm
    
Christoph Stueckelberger, Ph.D.
President and Founder of Globethics.net
https://www.globethics.net

Presented:  January 30, 2018

Chapters

01:00   What are our values?
01:37   My Own Journey: I Do Not Give Up
05:17   Sustainability: Definition and Paradigm Shift
Responsibility: Definition and Paradigm Shift
What can we do?
Personalities with Integrity
Robots and Relations
Ethical Innovation, Investments, Regulations
Faith and Spirituality

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Description: 

Sustainable development enables a life in dignity of present generations of human and non-human beings without endangering a life in dignity of future generations of human and non-human beings. Transformation in the world and inner spiritual transformation have to go hand in hand. Faith and Spirituality are drivers of transformation.

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Biography

Christoph Stückelberger, Ph.D. is Founder and Executive Director of the global network on ethics Globethics.net Foundation, based in Geneva/Switzerland. He is part-time Professor of Ethics at the University of Basel. He got his PhD with a doctoral thesis on Peace Ethics and his habilitation (“second thesis”) on Environmental Ethics.  He is regularly visiting professor in developing countries (Africa and Asia).  

https://www.christophstueckelberger.ch/about-me/

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Music With Permission By Christian Lindquist:
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