Gasparski, Wojciech2019-09-252019-09-252010-02-182008http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/173869The paper refers to the Six Principles of Responsible Managers Education approved at the Global Compact Summit, Geneva, 5th July 2007. It gives an opportunity to revisit issues related to educating practitioners, especially in business and management, presented earlier to many different circles. Both methodological issues and those linked to responsibility are highlighted in the paper. The paper refers to some of earlier works, even drawing on some of them, because the issues covered there not only have not become outdated, but also have actually gained relevance. Responsible business/management education involves, or ought to involve, not only the curriculum, i.e. lectures, classes, seminars, but also a good example of organization, a model that should be provided by the school as a kind of organization and management clinic in itself. Responsible education of managers is closely linked with global issues of contemporary and future economics if we wish it to be conducted in more ethical and responsible manner.engWith permission of the license/copyright holdereducationresponsibility ethicseconomic ethicsEconomic ethicsCommunity ethicsBusiness ethicsEthics of economic systemsEducation and ethicsPreprint