Let's have a dialogue about the future relationship between companies and society! Dialogue is not about winning or losing, but rather a process of thinking from a variety of perspectives, enhancing collective knowledge, and building one's own ideas through reflections. Asynchronous dialogue allows everyone to have a chance to speak up and think things over.
This lecture explores how companies solve social issues through their core business. A company is made up of a variety of stakeholders. How do we think about and revitalize the economy and society based on the relationships with various stakeholders in management? The main aim of the class is to examine the measures to achieve this. There are various modes of management in the economy and companies. The goal of this lecture is to enable students to better understand the characteristics of the parties involved in the company, to understand the significance of accountability, and to recognize the need to cooperate and build relationships with these parties. These contents will be discussed in a dialogue about corporate management as it should be in relation to society, taking into account examples from the real world. Based on the issues that companies need to solve, we will explore from both theoretical and applied perspectives why addressing these issues will revitalize the social economy by making companies responsive to society (corporate social responsibility)..