The conference takes the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the European Reformation to discuss the broader implications of systemic reform in business research and the field of business ethics.
A selected group of leading scholars will present and discuss the challenges that arise from research results in the field of behavioral business ethics.
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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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