“CEO” and “responsibility” are terms which are in vogue, but which the public at large tend to consider as antithetic. This work is not meant to stand on either side of this debate, but rather to build one (or more) picture(s) of what a “responsible company CEO” would look like. His...

In this book, Kant raises the issue of the morality of human actions, which have to be brought about by what he calls the “good will” in order to be deemed “good”. He distinguishes action carried out according to the duty and action accomplished by duty. But what are the ends of the action?...

Simone Weil had the personal will to know the Labor condition from inside. She spent one year working in industry as a laborer in order to actually experience the Labor condition. She wrote everything down: the physical harshness of the work, the moral impact of working cadence, the unfair balance...

Edward W. Said is known as one of the founding figures of postcolonial studies. Orientalism remains to this day his most famous and influential book. It explores the process of identity construction through the identification of the Other. Said shows how Western constructions of the Orient are...

This reading guide reveals how Paul Lafargue unveils the face of capitalist rhetoric, presenting capitalism as a fatality upon workers, which demands huge sacrifices from them. With much irony and sarcasm, Lafargue combines the social criticism of an inequitable economic model with a harsh stance...