Oxford MBA Debate: Social Responsibility in Business

Published 2016-10-05
The debate is one of the main attractions of the MBA Launch: three weeks of lectures, interactive sessions on careers and personal development, team-building and social events that introduce the incoming MBA students to Oxford, to each other, and to the major ideas that they will explore during the year-long course. With a provocative motion, speakers drawn from the Oxford Saïd faculty and the MBA class of 2015, and plenty of contributions from the floor, the event was lively and challenging.

The Final result was:

Ayes 64
Noes 240

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All Comments (21)
  • @steinj
    (32:20) "Business exists and stands for so much more than just profit, [...] doing well means doing good." - Great point!!!
  • Really it's a good discussion about improving business and also who is more responsible for it
  • I registered for the 1+1 MBA in 2022 and I so look forward to debating and following the 1+1 MBA program on campus at Balliol College which I have closely followed for awhile now, thank you.
  • Very, very good! The speakers love to say, "denied!" It is so entertaining. It's like when the the teacher sceams at the class & says, "Class! Shut Up!" , from an older SNL. The arguments were brilliant! Thank you guys & gals for posting. Really, really great!
  • Did anyone ever found that documentary Pricing the Market on Al Jazeera?
  • @sufyanmaan
    "Those days they really didn't know what to do with Nobel Prize, so they just give it to Freedman". LOL
  • Same in India to our Bhagwat Geeta same profit get in India to small corporater as a tax payer In India when comman rules don't follow there is always a packet under the table Responsibilities is either followed in pressure or itself Earlier I think so that books is always better than pubs Yeah you are right stuff gets you high profits
  • I subscribe to every newsletter on business to gain some insight on business analytics and I would have been grateful to attend the seminar which was patronized by Al Gore the former United States VP so I am apologetic that I had to miss this insightful seminar, thank you, Mpho ; Kesitwe :Tshoagong
  • @1984levani
    Indeed, it takes really good education to believe in this nonsense, that only incentive should be a profit. We live in a system which promotes and incentivizes profit maximization, hence, institutions are doing precisely what they were designed to do. The real question this "well educated" people should be debating is whether it is morally good and sustainable for the well being of the human race to live under such economic system.