Introductory Course in Hove
Economics with Justice
A fresh and innovative approach
- Free introductory evening: Tue 17th Jan 2023 (7:30-8:45pm)
- Starts: Tue 17th Jan 2023 (7:30-9:30pm)
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Hove Introductory Course Enrolment
Economics with Justice Course
- Free introductory evening: Tue 17th Jan 2023 (7:30-8:45pm)
- Course Starts: Tue 17th Jan 2023 (7:30-9:30pm)
Introductory Offer £60.
(Normally £100)
Limited spaces
War, climate change, rising prices and inequality are today’s headlines. Are these inevitable, or can we start working for a different world, one where we can all find prosperity and freedom?
This vital and challenging question is at the heart of what we offer. So many of today’s ills spring from the prevailing concept of economics being independent of fairness and morality.
This 10 session Hove course addresses economics as a human subject, the study of relationships between individuals, institutions and communities; based on human values. Come and join us in this fascinating exploration.
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Human Relations
Courses in ‘Economics with Justice’, a study of human relations in society.
Offer only £60
Introductory offer – 10 week course only £60. Limited spaces.
This course seeks to show how freedom and prosperity are possible for yourself and people everywhere. This requires the understanding of natural and elemental laws, and an aim for fair outcomes in all your economic arrangements.
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Can viewing economics as the study of human relations in society – through a prism of justice, fairness and natural law – help us better understand the world and our place in it?
How freedom and prosperity are possible
- Free introductory evening: Tue 17th Jan 2023 (7:30-8:45pm)
- Starts: Tue 17th Jan 2023 (7:30-9:30pm)
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The English Language Centre,
33 Palmeira Mansions,
Salisbury Road,
Hove BN3 2GB
- Introductory Offer only £60 (pay on the first evening of the course)
- Free introductory evening the week before.
- Once the introductory course is completed follow-on courses are available at £100 per term
- Step 1 - Click 'Enrol Now' & enter your details
- Step 2 - Select Day & Time
- Step 3 - Receive your registration receipt and course details by email.
- Step 4 - Pay your course fee on the first evening of the course
10 weekly sessions
The ten weekly sessions explore central questions through discussion, observation and conversation.
Core themes – Click below to explore the themes included in the course:
We start by exploring the scope of economics, the nature of justice and how justice operates in the economic realm.
We look at the structure of human society starting with the family and how the different elements contribute to the general level of prosperity and freedom. numquam, error, est. Ea, consequatur.
We examine what wealth actually is, how it is produced and how it may be more fairly distributed.
We explore our dependence on the natural world and the importance of our relationship with it for our prosperity and well-being.
We look at the business of making a living and how important work is for our welfare.
This session is about exchange, trade and how the market works. We also explore the limits of the market.
We explore what credit and money are with examples to show how credit can work to enhance our freedom and prosperity.
We look at banks, their role, what happens when things go wrong and how banks can work effectively for the good of the economy.
We look at how taxation works, what its effects are and suggest a more just approach.
We reflect on the term in the light of some of the great philosophical teachings and consider how they may apply to the realm of Economics.
How it works
- A tutor presents economic and philosophic ideas, and leads a discussion based on what arises in the group.
- Students are encouraged neither to accept nor reject the ideas put forward but to explore them with an open mind.
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Frequently asked questions
First you need to enrol on the course (click the ‘Enrol Now’ button and enter your details to register. Then pay the enrolment fee on the first evening of the course.
No, all you need is an open and enquiring mind. The course is intended for everyone, regardless of education, occupation, race, political or religious belief.
Yes, we also offer the course as an online course via Zoom. Find out more at: https://economics.schoolofphilosophy.org/
If you have any questions simply call us or email:
Phone 07501 324150
Email schoolofphilosophysussex@gmail.com
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