Book launch - Moral Responsibility: Being Human by Louise Bringselius
Join us for the launch of Louise Bringselius’ new book, Moral Responsibility: Being Human. Through a presentation and panel discussion, the event explores one of today’s most pressing questions - how do we take moral responsibility in a society increasingly governed by systems, rules, and technology?
About the event
The Stockholm School of Economics and Volante Publishing invite you to celebrate the release of Louise Bringselius' new book, Moral Responsibility: Being Human.
The evening begins with a presentation by Louise Bringselius, followed by a panel discussion with Jonna Bornemark and Johan Hirschfeldt and an opportunity for audience questions.
From approximately 18:30, guests are invited to a networking reception with light refreshments. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at a discounted price, and Louise Bringselius will be available for book signing.
Please note: The event will be held in Swedish.
About the book
Moral Responsibility: Being Human explores one of the defining challenges of our time: how individuals take responsibility in increasingly system-driven organizations and societies.
Modern organizations rely heavily on rules, procedures, schedules, algorithms, and governance systems. While these structures can create fairness, accountability, and security, they can also become something to hide behind—sometimes at the expense of compassion and human judgment.
Drawing on moral philosophy, constitutional principles, organizational research, and everyday workplace dilemmas, Louise Bringselius examines the relationship between systems and human responsibility. The book argues for a more humane society built on trust, moral awareness, courage, and strong relationships.
It is intended for leaders, employees, policymakers, business executives, public-sector professionals, and anyone interested in ethics, leadership, governance, preparedness, and the societal implications of artificial intelligence.
About the author
Louise Bringselius is a Research Fellow at the Stockholm School of Economics and Associate Professor of Organization and Management at Lund University. She is one of Sweden's leading voices on leadership, organizational governance, trust-based management, and the future of work.
Speakers
Jonna Bornemark
Jonna Bornemark is Professor of Philosophy at the Centre for Studies in Practical Knowledge at Södertörn University. Her research and writing explore professional judgment, ethics, and the limits of measurement and governance. More recently, she has also examined human relationships with animals, nature, and matter, as well as how autistic experiences can open new ways of understanding the world.
Johan Hirschfeldt
Johan Hirschfeldt is a lawyer and former Chancellor of Justice and President of the Svea Court of Appeal. He has chaired several significant Swedish government commissions and inquiries, including the Swedish Tsunami Commission and the inquiry into military transports aboard Estonia. He is a prominent expert on constitutional law, the rule of law, and the responsibilities of public authorities.
Registration
Attendance is free of charge, but registration is required.
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Organizer
The event is organized by the Stockholm School of Economics in collaboration with Volante Publishing.
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact:
Sofia Fransson
Project Manager, House of Governance and Public Policy
Email: sofia.fransson@hhs.se