Companies, as “corporate citizens,” are a kind of co-citizens of our state. As such, they share responsibility for a flourishing democratic environment. We call this Corporate Democratic Responsibility. In the “Companies for Democracy” network, participating businesses take this responsibility seriously – for example, through democracy workshops for their apprentices.
Companies, as “corporate citizens,” are a kind of co-citizens of our state. As such, they share responsibility for a flourishing democratic environment. We call this Corporate Democratic Responsibility. In the “Companies for Democracy” network, participating businesses take this responsibility seriously – for example, through democracy workshops for their apprentices.
Companies, as “corporate citizens,” are a kind of co-citizens of our state. As such, they share responsibility for a flourishing democratic environment. We call this Corporate Democratic Responsibility. In the “Companies for Democracy” network, participating businesses take this responsibility seriously – for example, through democracy workshops for their apprentices.
In the “Companies for Democracy” network, participating businesses live up to their shared responsibility for a functioning Swiss democracy. They do so, among other things, through workshops for their apprentices.
In the “Companies for Democracy” network, participating businesses live up to their shared responsibility for a functioning Swiss democracy. They do so, among other things, through workshops for their apprentices.
In the “Companies for Democracy” network, participating businesses live up to their shared responsibility for a functioning Swiss democracy. They do so, among other things, through workshops for their apprentices.
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