The technology is primarily viewed as a means of securing and developing existence. However, it can also have harmful side effects and can be abused, either consciously or unconsciously. "Who is responsible to whom, for what, and according to which criteria?" is a central question of the book. The author analyzes all aspects of the topic, from the dimensions of the concept of responsibility to codes of conduct, as well as technology as an object of responsibility and the economy as the place of value creation. He systematically and practically develops guiding principles for environmentally friendly technology design and for socially responsible business practices, along with a corresponding concept for environmental management. The book is characterized by clear language, a well-structured layout, a clear didactic approach with summaries at the beginning and end of each chapter, and highlights of important texts.