Persona e mercato. Appunti per una pedagogia di "imprenditorialità etica"

If we try to analyze the relationships between the “person” and the “market” generally in legal policy and especially in our legal system, we realize how difficult this relationship is still to be defined and, at the same time, of how important is the identification of the limits that the legal system encounters or in any case must place itself in regulating the market, precisely in function of those characteristics of the person whose consideration cannot be ignored. Moreover, there are new emerging trends that tend to consider the protection of the person as an ethical imperative that is also valid in the economic sector. This contribution tends to shed light on the way in which the concept of “person” affects market dynamics and, above all, on the need to deepen the study of “entrepreneurial pedagogy”, intended as the ability to transmit to one’s interlocutors a way of doing business that passes through the enhancement of the person.