1982-2022: Shaping Debates in Business, Ethics and Society for 40 Years Journal of Business Ethics turned 40 in 2022. A 40th Anniversary Issue with an editorial by Professor Laura Spence and five collaborative essays by JBE editors on the future of business ethics in relation to global and local challenges, megatrends in technology, work, social, […]
Kenneth Silver (Trinity College Dublin) has received an ERC grant in the amount of €1,371,715 over 5 years for a project on Corporate Moral Progress (CMP). Title: Corporate Moral Progress (CMP) Amount: €1,371,715 over 5 years Brief description: Within business ethics, there is a longstanding debate concerning Corporate Moral Responsibility, the question of whether corporations themselves are the kinds […]
Written by Tobey Scharding, Rutgers Business School David Dick was a brilliant philosopher; a trailblazing researcher and pedagogue; a generous teacher, mentor, and colleague; and a delightful person. He was beloved by friends throughout the business ethics community. An associate professor at the University of Calgary, where he had worked since receiving his Ph.D. in […]
J.S. Nelson & Lynn A. Stout, Business Ethics: What Everyone Needs to Know (Oxford University Press, 2022). “Business Ethics: What Everyone Needs to Know explains what ethical lines are, how not to cross them, and what to do when they are crossed. The book draws on moral philosophy, behavioral science, economics, and corporate law to […]
Business Ethics in the 6ix is an annual workshop at Toronto Metropolitan University where new research in business ethics is discussed. Half of the papers are circulated prior to the event. Sessions for those papers begin with a 10-minute commentary, followed by a 10-minute response by the speaker, and a 30-minute question period. The other […]
Dublin City University (DCU) is delighted to host the 30th International Vincentian Business Ethics Conference (IVBEC) from Thursday 26th October to Saturday 28th October 2023. The conference is organised by the School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music in conjunction with the Institute of Ethics and DCU Business School. The IVBEC welcomes leading academics, business professionals, […]
DEADLINE APPROACHING Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business seeks applications for a term teaching position in Ethics. MSB employs an innovative, experiential pedagogy in its ethics courses that is embodied in two semester long projects that our students are required to complete: the Business Project and the Ethics Project. Our required ethics course, Ethical Values […]
The Wittenberg Center of Global Ethics and the Martin-Luther University Halle-Wittenberg is organising a conference “The Is and Ought of Business Ethics” as well as a satellite workshop for doctoral students for October 4th-6th. Please find the CFA attached under the following link https://www.wcge.org/en/research/news/683-cfa-the-is-and-ought-of-business-ethics-empirical-evidence-and-normative-arguments-brought-into-dialogue We are looking forward to both normative and empirical work until […]
Gerald F. Cavanagh, S.J., the Charles T. Fisher III Chair of Business Ethics at University of Detroit Mercy, died November 8, 2022, at age 91. He had finished teaching his last class only two months before. “Jerry” to all, Cavanagh was one of the original cadre of professors who launched the Social Issues Division of […]
The Marymount University Center for Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility invites submissions for a conference on “ESG: Promising Framework or Problematic Idea?” April 21, 2023 The conference will provide a 45-minute slot for each paper (30 minutes for presentation, followed by 15 minutes for Q&A). Keynote speaker: Professor Brian Berkey, Associate Professor of Business Law […]
