Conferences

Conferences

The section “Conferences” is composed of 2 sections

        1. Introduction
        2. Themes
          1. Reducing our Citizen Footprint
          2. Reducing Governmental Footprints

Introduction

SOCIETALogy is a management science and as with all management sciences, it provides a systematic and analytical approach to decision-making.

In addition, it allows us to use two theoretical models. These two models are a:

          1.  Balanced society.
          2. Competent citizen.

Balanced Society

By using SOCIETALogy it is possible to evaluate the performance of our societies by evaluating the various management processes used to help us reduce the level of conflict and increase our quality of life.

If they are efficient, they create a balanced society, which is one that facilitates the:

            • Development as well as the social and societal integration of our fellow citizens,
            • Development and the functioning of our governments,
            • Development and the functioning of our societies.

Competent Citizens

SOCIETALogy can also be used to evaluate the performance of citizens to see if they possess the necessary knowledge and the necessary skills to play their role as citizens efficiently.

So it’s a question of assessing whether we are competent towards :

                      • Themselves (personal competence).
                      • Others (social competence).
                      • their collectivities, thus their societies  (societal competence).

Themes

Here are just a few of the topics we can cover:

  • Social order
  • Freedom
  • Freedom of expression
  • Freedom of the press
  • Governance
  • Government footprint
  • Citizenship
  • Civic ethics
  • Personal development
  • Social integration
  • Societal integration
  • Ethical citizenship
  • Citizen footprint
  • Education
  • Electoral processes
  • Social constructs
  • Mental models
  • Social status

Naturally, the topics overlap, as one of the aims of the conferences is always to make the link between governance and our actions as citizens, including civic professionals, in order to promote citizens ethics.

By doing so, we improve our citizen footprint and we improve our governmental footprint.

Reducing our Citizen Footprint

Since societies are only the results of our individual, group and collective actions, the more competent we are, the better our  societies will be.

In order to help us become competent citizens and contribute to the creation and maintenance of a balanced society, the Institute offers conferences designed to help us better understand what makes a citizen a competent citizen.

They enable us to identify the knowledge and skills we need to be competent towards:

              • Ourselves (personal competence)
              • Others (social competence )
              • Our collectivity (societal Competence)

Acquiring this knowledge and these skills facilitate

              1. Our development as well as our social and societal integration.
              2. The development and social and societal integration of our fellow citizens.
              3. The functioning and development of our governments,
              4. The functioning and development of our societies.

These skills enable us to improve our citizen footprint.

Reducing Governmental Footprints

The better our societies, the better our citizens. If you are a civic professional (elected officials, public leaders and administrators, civil servants, etc.) The Institute offers conferences designed to help you reach the proficient or the expert level and thus contribute to the creation and maintenance of a balanced society.

Acquiring this knowledge and these skills leads them to propose laws, regulations, rules and management processes that facilitate:

              • the development as well as the social and societal integration of our fellow citizens,
              • the development and the functioning of our governments,
              • the development and the functioning of our societies,

which improves the government’s footprint.

You have specific needs, please contact us.

Societally yours.
The SOCIETALogical team

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