The Association for Social Economics is an organization dedicated to promoting the study and understanding of social economics, which examines the relationship between social behavior and economic activity. Founded in 1941, it provides a platform for scholars, practitioners, and students to engage in research and discussions that integrate social values with economic theory. The association organizes conferences, publishes academic journals, and supports educational initiatives to foster collaboration among its members. It aims to highlight the importance of ethical considerations in economic decision-making and encourages interdisciplinary approaches that include insights from fields like sociology and psychology.