Die Konferenz nimmt das 500 Jahre Reformationsjubiläum zum Anlass, nach aktuellen Perspektiven der normativen Unternehmensethik zu fragen.
International führende Vertreter des Fachs diskutieren in kleinem Kreis jene Herausforderungen, die sich aus den Erkenntnissen des noch recht jungen Forschungsfeldes „Behavioral Ethics“ ergeben.
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The Program of the "Behavioral Ethics Research Conference 2017"
Roundtable 1: Morality, Cooperation & Motivation - June 29th, 10 am-12 am
Donaldson & Walsh - Glitter or Gold? Values, Business Value, and the Coming Intelligence Revolution
Robertson - Cognitive Neuroscience and Business Ethics
Roundtable 2: The Relation Between Positive and Normative Ethics - June 29th, 1:30 pm-3:30 pm
Hsieh - More Work for Normative Business Ethics
Brief, Crowe, Smith-Crowe & Tenbrunsel - The Give and Take of Behavioral and Normative Ethics
Sacconi - Liberal egalitarianism
Werhane - Reformation or Reunion in Business Ethics
Roundtable 3: Performance and Unethical Behaviors in Organizations - June 29th, 4 pm-6 pm
Irlenbusch, Mussweiler, Saxler, Shalvi & Weiss - Similarity increases collaborative cheating
Mitchell, Baer, Ambrose, Folger & Palmer - Cheating under pressure
Engel & Szech - A little good is good enough
Tsay - The Vision Heuristic and Non-Conscious Biases in Judgments of Performance
Roundtable 4: Individual Ethics and Social Order - June 30th, 8:30 am-10:30 am
Suchanek - The Task of Business Ethics
Matten – Participation cancelled
Naude - Can we overcome the anthropocentrism bias in sustainability discourse
Beschorner & Kolmar - Embodied Culture
Roundtable 5: Responsibility, Corporate Governance, and the State – June 30th, 11 am-1 pm
Moon & Knudsen - Visible Hands: Government and International CSR
Schnider, Haack & Scherer - Deliberation Experiment
Van Oosterhout & Sauerwald - Symbolic Shareholder Democracy
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