Usually, when one thinks “Social Responsibility”, things like “Moral” and thus “right & wrong” come into mind. I’d like to have a look at “Social Responsibility” from a more abstract point of view. In fact I’m thinking more “actions & consequences”. While that might look a bit too cold-hearted, the advantage is that right & wrong tend to differ more or less depending on your culture etc., but consequences simply ARE.
Arcade
Arshak Ardeshir
Gustav Ziolkowski
Severin Brettmeister
Andre Beccu
