Cees Tulp, Author at Institute of Leadership and Social Ethics, research institute of ETF

New Publication: The Oxford Compendium of Hope (Open Access)

Posted in: Blog, News | December 9, 2025 at 12:02 pm , by Cees Tulp

In the past decades, there is a growing scholarly interest in the phenomenon of hope. This ranges from political science to literary studies and from economics to health sciences. However,...

In the Picture: Johan Reijenga

Posted in: Blog, News | October 27, 2025 at 1:43 pm , by Cees Tulp

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We recently announced that ILSE will be collaborating with you in a number of areas. Could you introduce yourself and share a bit about your background? I am Johan Reijenga, 59 years...

Conference on Leadership and Theology in Lucerne, 17-19 June 2026

Posted in: Conferences, News | September 30, 2025 at 8:40 am , by Cees Tulp

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Together with the University of Lucerne we are organizing a conference on Theology and Leadership. The conference theme is “Inviting the S/spirit into Leadership”. The conference explores how the...

Look-back at the ILSE conference “Human Nature and Community” (19-20 June 2025)

Posted in: Blog, Conferences | July 1, 2025 at 2:28 pm , by Cees Tulp

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What happens when you bring theologians and economists together and let them share their thoughts on ‘community’? That’s what took place at the conference “Human Nature & Community: Dialogue Between...

Responsibility and Technology: Plea for a New Ethical Approach

Posted in: News, Research | April 14, 2025 at 2:10 pm , by Cees Tulp

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On January 20, 2025, Big Tech visibly entered the political arena of the United States in the form of Elon Musk being appointed as head of DOGE. Musk is co-founder...

About: Cees Tulp

Recent Posts by Cees Tulp

New Publication: The Oxford Compendium of Hope (Open Access)

In the Picture: Johan Reijenga

Conference on Leadership and Theology in Lucerne, 17-19 June 2026

Look-back at the ILSE conference “Human Nature and Community” (19-20 June 2025)

Responsibility and Technology: Plea for a New Ethical Approach

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