Philosopher kings and sage kings

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Guido Rappe explores the synthesis of knowledge and practice in a cross-cultural context, focusing on the ethical teachings of Kaibara Ekiken. Maren Borggräfe addresses the creation of intercultural corporate cultures through actionable strategies. Konrad Wegmann delves into the philosophical inquiries surrounding law and rights from both Western and Eastern perspectives. He also examines philosophical questions of right and law, emphasizing the dialogue between these two traditions. Wolfgang Ommerborn investigates the concepts of rulership in the political theories of Plato and Neo-Confucianism, highlighting the philosophical foundations of leadership. Rappe further compares ancient Greek and Chinese ethics, shedding light on their similarities and differences. Martin Woesler analyzes the cultural dynamics between China and Germany, offering insights into their respective cultural frameworks. He also proposes a new model for cross-cultural communication, critically reviewing and integrating foundational theories from various scholars, including Perlmutter and Hofstede, while advancing the discussion within the realm of social constructivism. Each work contributes to a broader understanding of intercultural dialogue and the philosophical underpinnings of ethics, law, and communication across cultures.