Session 1: Economics in an Age of Ethical Uncertainty: Nation-Building amid Blurred Morality
This conference session aims to delve into the intricate relationships between economics, ethical uncertainty, and the evolving landscape of nation-building. As moral boundaries continue to shift in response to technological innovation, global tensions, and social transformation, it becomes increasingly important to understand how these blurred ethical lines shape economic choices and influence national development. This session will bring together experts in economics, public policy, and ethics to discuss the impact of ethical ambiguity on economic systems, explore strategies for navigating moral uncertainty in nation-building, and highlight the potential for ethical frameworks to guide more resilient and inclusive economic futures.
Moderator:
Asst Prof Dr Tobias Endress
Professor of School of Management at Asian Institute of Technology
Speakers:
1. Dr Andrei Radulescu
International Senior Macroeconomist at Institute for World Economy, Romanian Academy
2. Prof Dr Christoph Stückelberger
President and Founder at Globethics.net Foundation, Professor Em. of Ethics at University of Basel, Switzerland
3. Assoc Prof Jorg Wiegratz, PhD
Associate Professor of Global Political Economy and Development, University of Leeds, England
4. Assoc Prof Dr Roman Meinhold
Associate Professor of Philosophy (Business Administration Division), Mahidol University International College
5. Mr Thibault Danjou
International Consultant, Member of the Investment Committee of Phitrust Asia