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2013 ANNUAL MEETING

2013 SOCIETY FOR BUSINESS ETHICSANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

Grand Floridian Resort and Spa Walt Disney World® Resort4401 Floridian WayLake Buena Vista, FL 32830

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2013 ANNUAL MEETING

August 8th - 11th

Orlando, FL

2012 ANNUAL MEETING

2013 SOCIETY FOR BUSINESS ETHICS

ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM

2013 ANNUAL MEETING

Networking lounge and coffee breaks in Salons 1 and 3Registration and Book Display in Salon 2

August 8th - 11th

Orlando, FL


2013 ANNUAL MEETING



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2013 ANNUAL MEETING2013 ANNUAL MEETING

9:00am

SBE BOARD MEETING

7 hours

Whitehall Room

6:00pm

THE INTERNATIONAL RECEPTIONHONORING THE INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS OF THE SOCIETY

1 hour 30 minutes

Whitehall Room and Patio

All registered meeting attendees welcome

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8

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8:30am

EMERGING SCHOLARS WORKSHOP

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9

Co-Chairs

Jeff Frooman University of New Brunswick

Rob Phillips University of Richmond

Sareh Pouryousefi University of Nottingham

Pat Werhane University of Virginia

Emerging Scholars

Vikram Bhargava University of Pennsylvania

Clarissa Chaiy Northwestern University

Jen Cherneski Athabasca University

Colina Frisch University of Zurich

Marc-Charles „M-C“ Ingerson Brigham Young University

Tanusree Jain ESADE Business School

Joé Martineau HEC Montreal

Nathan Robert Neale Washington State University

Laura Noval Vienna University of Business and Economics

Akiko Shigemoto Rutgers University

Witaya Siripanwattana Rutgers University

Hannah Trittin University of Zurich

Angeli Weller Copenhagen Business School

Faculty Mentors

Thomas Beschorner University of St. Gallen

Niki den Nieuwenboer University of Santa Clara Ron Duska St. Joseph‘s University


Laura Hartman DePaul University

Nien-he Hsieh Harvard University

Daryl Koehn University of St. Thomas

Bob Krug St. Joseph’s College

Jeff Moriarty Bentley University

Wayne Norman Duke University

Rob Phillips University of Richmond

Jeffrey Smith Redlands University

Pat Werhane University of Virginia

Gina Wolfe Catholic Theological Union Chicago

For invited workshop participants

4 hours

St. Augustine A

1:00pm

WELCOME

Bryan Husted SBE Program Chair

Jeff Frooman SBE Executive Director

1:15pm

PLENARY SESSION

St. Augustine D: The Business of Human Rights

Chair

Judith University of

Schrempf-Stirling Richmond

Panelists

Denis Arnold University of North Carolina Charlotte

Tricia Olsen University of Denver

Michelle American University Westermann- Behavlo

Florian Wettstein University of

St. Gallen

2:30pm

15 minutes

St. Augustine A

1 hour 15 minutes

St. Augustine A

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 92013 ANNUAL MEETING2013 ANNUAL MEETING

1 hour 30 minutes

Advancing Stakeholder Theory

Chair


Inside-Out and Outside-In: An Integrative Framework of Stakeholder Salience

David Weitzner York University

Yuval Deutsch York University

Stakeholder Perspective Meets Communications Theory: The Relevance of Media Systems Dependency And Community Infrastructure Theory Perspectives

Karen Paul Florida International University

Stakeholders Matter: How Partners Can Support Organizational Responses to Mission Drift

Tommaso Ramus University of Navarro

Antonino Vaccaro University of Navarro

St. Augustine A

CONCURRENT SESSION 1

Panel: Human Trafficking and CSR: Ethical and Legal Perspectives on Corporate Responsibility for Harm

Chair

Wayne Eastman Rutgers University

Panelists

Nicole Marie Bryan Montclair State University

Sasha Poucki Montclair State University

Anna Shavers University of Nebraska

Anita Sheth Fairtrade International

Christopher Johnson Thomas M. Cooley Law School

St. Augustine B

2:45pm

Emerging Scholars 1

Chair Ben Wempe RSM Erasmus University

The Effect of Trustworthiness and Moral Foundations on Willingness to Engage in Telework


Wayne Eastman Rutgers University

How to Weather for a “Shitstorm”: Corporate Social Media Communication from a Constitutive Perspective


Fostering Employee’s Ethical Conduct Towards Internal and External Stakeholders: What Works Better, Ethical Leadership or Fairness?


Markus Huppenbauer University of Zurich

Has Moral Deference been Vindicated?


Responsible Investment

Chair Carlo Carrascoso University of Redlands

Towards a Philosophical Analysis of Investment PracticesEmilio Marti University of Zurich

Investment Performance of Component Stocks from the RESPECT Sustainability Index at the Warsaw Stock Exchange

Janusz Brzeszczynski Heriot-Watt University

Jerzy Gajdka University of Lodz

Tomasz Schabek University of Lodz

St. Augustine C

St. Augustine D


4:15pm 4:30pm


Environmental Responsibility

Compensation and Severance

Chair Waheed Hussain University of Pennsylvania

Stakeholder Pressures and Firms’ Decisions to Go Green in China

Cubie LaiLai Lau University College Dublin

The Religious Executive Servant Leader: An Empirical Assessment of the Influence of Faith at Work on Servant Leadership among Executives

Alejandro Moreno-Salamanca Universidad de La Sabana

Chair Patricia Gabaldon IE Business School

Compensating the Caring Worker: The Case of CEO Pay

Jeffrey Moriarty Bentley University

2013 Best Conference Paper

The Decent Form of Termination: A Moral Case for Severance Pay

Tae Wan Kim Carnegie Mellon University

St. Augustine A

St. Augustine B

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5:45pm

POSTER SESSION (Adjoining Reception)

6:00pm

EMERGING SCHOLARS RECEPTIONHONORING OUR EMERGING SCHOLARS PAST AND PRESENT

ChairJeff Frooman University of New Brunswick

Integrative Social Contracts Theory and the United Nations Global Compact

Daniel Malan University of Stellenbosch

Price Gouging and Exploitation

Jooho Lee University of Pennsylvania

Indian Women Entrepreneur Networks in the Context of Poverty

Smita K. Trivedi George Washington University

30 minutes

St. Augustine D

All registered meeting attendees welcome

1 hour

St. Augustine D


6:45am 8:15am


Ethical Theory

Chair

Joseph DesJardins College of St. Benedict, St. John’s University

Business Ethics in a Rawlsian Society

David Ronnegard INSEAD

Craig Smith INSEAD

Kantian Capitalism and the Purity of the Will: A Response to Bowie

Matthew Emmet High Point University Brophy

Amy MacArthur High Point University

The Inadequacy of Adversarial Ethics for Understanding Managerial Responsibility

Rosemarie Monge University of St. Thomas

St. Augustine A

Panel: Assessment in Business Ethics Education

Co-Chairs:

Marc A Cohen Seattle University

John Dienhart Seattle University

Panelists:

Tara Ceranic University of San Diego

Marc A. Cohen Seattle University

John W. Dienhart Seattle University

R. Edward Freeman University of Virginia

Patricia Werhane DePaul University University of Virginia

St. Augustine B

Panel: Reconsidering a Market-Centered Approach to Business Ethics

Chair Jeffery Smith University of Redlands

Panelists:

Chris MacDonald Ryerson University

Dominic Martin University of Toronto



St. Augustine C

Emerging Scholars (2)

Chair

Dawn Elm University of St. Thomas

Compromising Founders: How Financial and Psychological Ownership Impact Entrepreneurs’ Ethical Choices

Nathan Robert Washington State Neale University

Too Good for Corporate Social Responsibility? How Intraorganizational Status interferes with Adoption of Uncertain Practice


Ethics and Compliance and Corporate Social Responsibility as Communities of Practice


Impact of Financial Crisis on Corporate Social Responsibility Orientations of Top Executives: A Comparative Analysis of US, German and Indian Companies

Tanusree Jain Ramon Llull University

Responding to Crises Around the World: The Role of Multinational Corporations in Disaster Relief


St. Augustine D

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9:45am 10:00am


Corporate Citizenship

Education in Business Ethics

Chair Lisa Newton Fairfield University

Corporate Borgeois or Corporate Citoyen? The Case of Novartis

Michael S. International Asslaender Institute Zittau

The Defining Role of Corporate Civic Capabilities for Corporate Citizenship: A Case for Corporate Democracy

Sandrine Blanc Inseec

Yuliya Shymko Ghent University

11:00am

St. Augustine A

Chair Wayne Floyd Buck Eastern Connecticut State University

Rationalism and a Vygotskian Alternative to Business Ethics Education

David Ohreen Mount Royal University

Business Ethics Simulations: The Role of Reflection, Intentionality and Assessment

Wayne Floyd Buck Eastern Connecticut State University

St. Augustine B

Conflicts of Interest

Chair Sunita Sah Georgetown University

Second Thoughts on Second Opinions: Conflicted Advisors Feel Morally Liberated to Give Biased Advice When They Know They Will be ‘Second-Guessed’

Sunita Sah Georgetown University

George Carnegie Mellon Loewenstein University

Nothing to Declare: Disclosure Leads Advisors to Avoid Conflicts of Interest’

Sunita Sah Georgetown University

George Carnegie Mellon Loewenstein University

St. Augustine C

Ethics and the Internet

Chair Bryan Husted York University

Some Problems with Online Tracking: Who is Tracking Us Online and Should They Stop?

Kirsten Martin George Washington University

Corporate Responsibility 2.0: Online Social Networks as Virtual States

Thorsten Busch University of St. Gallen

St. Augustine D

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 102013 ANNUAL MEETING2013 ANNUAL MEETING

11:15am


Diversity and Gender

Chair Miguel Alzola Fordham University

Pluralism: A Dynamic Understanding of Diversity in Mediterranean Organizations

Salvador Aragon Instituto de Empresa

Celia De Anca Instituto de Empresa

Patricia Gabaldon Instituto de Empresa

Outsourcing Women’s Labor: Procreative Tourism and Justice in Reproduction

Miguel Alzola Fordham University

St. Augustine A

Virtue Ethics

Chair Domenec Mele University of Navarra

Caught in a Quandary: Can Business Organizations be Both Virtuous and Competitive?

Kunal Kamal Kumar T. A. Pai Management Institute

Sushanta Indian Institute of Kumar Mishra Management

Rectifying in Managing Organizations. A Virtue Ethics Approach

José Diez University of Navarra

Domenec Mele University of Navarra

St. Augustine B

1 hour

New Organizational Approaches to Business Ethics

Chair Thomas F. Kelly SUNY Binghamton

Qualitative Research on Conscious Corporate Growth: Towards the Validation of the Practice

Mario Carrassi Universita‘ degli Studi di Bari

B-Corps and Benefit Corporations: A Growing Phenomenon or a Potential Fizzle?

Thomas F. Kelly SUNY Binghamton

Xiujian Chen SUNY Binghamton

Ethical Dilemmas

Chair Nien-he Hsieh Harvard University

A New Classification of Ethical Dilemmas in Business Ethics

Maxim A. Storchevoy St. Petersburg University

The Dilemma of Using Ethical Dilemmas’

Terrance D Olson Brigham Young University

Marc-Charles Brigham Young “M-C” Ingerson University

Richard N. Williams Brigham Young University

St. Augustine D

St. Augustine C


12:30pm

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AND AWARDS LUNCHEON

Reflections on Business Ethics

Ron Duska St. Joseph’s University


Ticket must be purchased in advance.

1 hour 30 minutes

Salon 6

2:15pm


Panel: The Challenges and Prospects for Online Business Ethics Education

Chair Carlo Carrascoso University of Redlands

Panelists

R. Edward Freeman The University of Virginia

Patricia Werhane DePaul University

Jeffrey Nesteruk Franklin & Marshall College

Jeffery Smith University of Redlands

Tony Naidu Biz-lx.com

St. Augustine A

Panel: New Contributions of Virtue Ethics to Business Ethics

Chair Claus Dierksmeier University of Tubingen

Panelists

Claus Dierksmeier University of Tubingen


Christopher Gohl University of Tubingen

St. Augustine B

Ethics in the Workplace

Chair M. Blake Hargrove Shippensburg University

Loss of Trust and Deviant Workplace Behaviour: Is the Effect Target-Specific or Displaced?

Alexandra Arnold University of Zurich

Anja Feierabend University of Zurich

The Duty of Employers to Violate the Rights of Employees’

M. Blake Hargrove Shippensburg University

Jerry A. Carbo Shippensburg University

St. Augustine C

Emerging Scholars (3)

Chair Robert Phillips University of Richmond

Integrity Matters: Introducing the Ethical Consistency and Courage Scale

Marc-Charles Brigham Young University “M-C” Ingerson

Building a Taxonomy of Ethical Practices in Organization and an Instrument to Measure their Perceived Effectiveness

Joé T. Martineau HEC Montreal

Taking Proscriptive and Prescriptive Morality into Account: The Paradoxical Effects of Positive and Negative Affect on Ethical Decision-Making and Behavior

Laura Noval Vienna University

Guenter Stahl Vienna University

Understanding the Predictors of Students’ Perception of the Importance of Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility


St. Augustine D

1 hour 30 minutes


4:00pm


Measurement Issues

Chair Joan McMahon Christopher Newport University

Can Accurate Measurement of Corruption Levels Help Decrease It? An Inquiry into the Incidence of Corruption in Brazil

Joao Neiva Saint Joseph‘s de Figueiredo University

The Moral Metacognition Scale: Development and Validation

Joan M. McMahon Christopher Newport University

Darren Good Pepperdine University

3:45pm

St. Augustine A

Risk Management

Chair John R. Boatright Loyola University, Chicago

The Failure of Risk Management: Ethical and Behavioral Aspects

John R. Boatright Loyola University, Chicago

Beyond Risk Management, Toward Ethics – Institutional und Evolutionary Perspectives


St. Augustine B

Organizational Ethics and Practice

Chair Regina Wolfe Catholic Theological Union Chicago

Promoting Ethics in Organizations: Comprehensive Ethics Training and Indicators of Ethical Organizational Culture

Danielle Warren Rutgers Business School

Joseph Gaspar Rutgers University

William Laufer University of Pennsylvania

Antecedents for Business Ethics Practice Development in Japanese Firms

Nobuyuki Demise Meiji University

Yoshinari Koyama Kanto Gakuin University

Eugene Taniguchi Hokkaido University

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5:30pm

SIM/SBE JOINT KEYNOTE ADDRESS

6:30pm

KEYNOTE RECEPTION

Co-ChairJoseph DesJardins College of St. Benedict, St. John’s University

David Wasieleski Duquesne University

SATURDAY, AUGUST 10

Co-Sponsors

Social Issues in Management Division of AOM Society for Business Ethics

St. Augustine C & D

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Panel: Business Ethics and the Emerging Field of Leadership Ethics

Chair


Panelists

Joanne Bridgett Ciulla University of Richmond

Mary Uhl-Bien University of Nebraska

Patricia Werhane DePaul University

SUNDAY, AUGUST 11

9:30am

St. Augustine A

Panel: Too Big to Prosecute?

Chair

Richard P. Nielsen Boston College

Panelists

William S. Laufer University of Pennsylvania

John Dienhart Seattle University

Richard P. Nielsen Boston College

St. Augustine B

Workshop: Experiential Ethics Training Design

Chair

Carl R. Oliver Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles

St. Augustine C

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Panel: Normative Stakeholder Capitalism: Getting from Here to There

Panel: Revolutionizing Business Ethics Pedagogy

Co-chairs Bradley Agle Brigham Young University

Marc-Charles “M-C” Brigham Young Ingerson University

Panelists

Thomas Donaldson University of Pennsylvania

Paul Godfrey Brigham Young University

Jared Harris University of Virginia

Jeff Harrison University of Richmond

Marc-Charles “M-C” Brigham Young Ingerson University

Adrian Keevil University of Virginia

Ronald Mitchell Texas Tech University

Robert Phillips University of Richmond

ChairJeffrey Moriarty Bentley University

Panelists

John Hasnas Georgetown University

Jason Brennan Georgetown University

Peter Jaworski Georgetown University

11:15am

St. Augustine A

St. Augustine B

Markets and Ethics

Chair Jeff Frooman University of New Brunswick

In Defense of the Regulated Market Economy

Jukka Veikko Aalto University Mäkinen

Eero Kasanen Aalto University

A New Socio-Economic Framework to Embrace the Economy, the Market, the Individual, and Society

Toru Umeda Reitaku University

Theorizing the Moral Limits of Markets and the Idea of Domain Differentiation

Ben Wempe Erasmus University



St. Augustine C

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11:30am


Corporate Social Responsibility

Chair

Jegoo Lee Stonehill College

Internal Control Mechanisms for Transnational Corporate Social Responsibility

Daniel Arenas Ramon Llull University

Silvia Ayuso Pompeu Fabra University

Corporate Responsibility in Industrial Sectors: Empirical Observations and Theoretical Implications

Thomas Hajduk University of St.Gallen

Thomas Beschorner University of St.Gallen

St. Augustine A

Legal Approaches to the Firm

Chair

Marc-Charles “M-C” Brigham Young University Ingerson

An Alternative to the Fiduciary Theory of the Corporation

Waheed Hussain University of Pennsylvania

Monsters, Incorporated: Why Corporations Aren’t Persons and Why We Shouldn’t Care Anyway

Amy Sepinwall University of Pennsylvania

St. Augustine B

Corruption and Unethical Practice

Chair

Thomas Maak Ramon Llull University

For Whom the Whistle Blows: Olympus Financial Scandal

Eiji Furuyama Nihonbashi Gakkan University

Business Ethics in Russia: Review and Future Directions

Natalia Markova University of St. Gallen

Thomas Maak Ramon Llull University

St. Augustine C

1 hour


12:30pm

BUSINESS ETHICS QUARTERLY EDITORIAL BOARD LUNCHEON

Chair

Denis Arnold University of North Carolina Charlotte

For members of the BEQ Editorial Board only

1 hour 15 minutes

Salon 1


2:00pm


Ethical Decision Making

Workshop: Building Relationships and Recognizing Responsibilities to Others in the Classroom: Using ‘Team Based Learning’ in Business Ethics Courses

Political CSR

Chair

Cesar Gonzaléz-Canton Universidad

Complutense de Madrid

Is Ethics Relevant for Managerial Decision-Making?

Cesar Gonzalez-Canton Universidad

Complutense de Madrid

Kimio Kase University of Navarro

Crisis Situations and the Kew Garden Principles for Business Decision-Making

Manisha Singal Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Richard E. Wokutch Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Yaniv Poria Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Michelle Hong Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Sourcing and Reclaiming Rare Earth Elements: Ethics and Sustainability for High Tech and Clean Tech Companies

Donald O‘Brien Mayer University of Denver

Wade M. Chumney Georgia Institute of Technology

Chair

Dorothea Baur University of St. Gallen

Relaxing the Focus on the Postnational Constellation: Political CSR in Due Consideration of the State

Dorothea Baur University of St. Gallen

Towards Deliberative Lobbying: Managing Nonmarket Activities from a Political CSR Perspective

Peter Seele University of Lugano

Irina Lock University of Lugano

From Grand Theory to Local Practice: The Future of Deliberative Democracy Theorizing In Corporate Responsibility Research

Cameron Sabadoz University of Toronto

Bobby Banerjee City University London

Chair

Michelle R. Darnell University of Florida

3:30pm

St. Augustine A St. Augustine B

St. Augustine C

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Economics and Ethics

Chair

John R. Boatright Loyola University of Chicago

The Ethics of Rent Seeking in a Negative-Sum World: Fifty Shades of Grey

Jason Brennan Georgetown University

The Two-Stage De-Ethicisation of Economics

Matthias Hühn Kühne Logistics University

SUNDAY, AUGUST 11

St. Augustine A

New Approaches to Corporate Responsibility

Chair

Judith Schrempf-Stirling University of Richmond

Business, Human Rights, and the Alien Tort Statute: A Research Agenda

Judith Schrempf-Stirling University of Richmond

St. Augustine B

Panel: Publishing in Business Ethics Quarterly: Advice for New Contributors

Chair

Denis Arnold University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Bruce Barry Vanderbilt University

Heather Elms American University


St. Augustine C

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5:00pm

SBE Business Meeting &Open Panel with the Board

Farewell Reception

Chair


6:15pm

Salon 1

Everyone welcome All registered meeting attendees welcome

Salons 2-3



Florian Wettstein

„CSR and the Debate on Business and Human Rights“

Business Ethics Quarterly, 22 (4): 739-770

BEQ Best Article 2012

Winner

Stepan Wood

„The Case for Leverage-Based Corporate Human Rights

Responsibility“ Business Ethics Quarterly, 22 (1): 63-98Finalist

Miquel Alzoa

„The Possibility of Virtue“

Business Ethics Quarterly, 22 (2): 377-404Finalist

„Compensating the Caring Worker: The Case of CEO Pay“


„Collective Action and the Institutionalization of Corporate Social Responsibility in the United States, 1980-2010”

Lisa Neilson Ohio State University

Randy Hodson Advisor

Best Conference Paper

Best Dissertation

AWARD RECIPIENTS2013 ANNUAL MEETING



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Marc-Charles „M-C“ Ingerson Brigham Young University

Tanusree Jain ESADE Business School

Joé Martineau HEC Montreal

Nathan Robert Neale Washington State University

Laura Noval Vienna University of Business and Economics





Tom Donaldson University of Pennsylvania

George Brenkert Georgetown University

Best BEQ Reviewer

Founders‘ Awards

Outstanding Contribution to Scholarship—A Lifetime Achievement

Distinguished Service—A Lifetime Achievement

AWARD RECIPIENTS2013 ANNUAL MEETING



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Institute for Business and Professional Ethics, DePaul University

Carol and Lawrence Zicklin Center For Business Ethics Research, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania

Opus College of Business, St. Thomas University

Darden School of Business, University of Virginia

Social Issues in Management Division, Academy of Management

Joe Desjardins College of St. Benedict and St. John’s U.



Bryan Husted York U. & Tecnológico de Monterrey *

The Society for Business Ethics would like to thank the following sponsoring

organizations for their generous contributions to this annual meeting:

Committees (*chair)

Best Conference

Paper

Niki den Nieuwenboer Santa Clara U. *

Andreas Rasche U. of Warwick

Kristin Smith-Crowe U. of Utah

Mary Kern Baruch College

(external reviewer)

Best Dissertation


Jerry Goodstein Washington State U.-Vancouver *

Alan Strudler U. of Pennsylvania

BEQ Best Article

THANK YOUS2013 ANNUAL MEETING



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Denis Arnold U. of North Carolina Charlotte*

Joe Desjardins College of St. Benedict and St. John’s U.

Ron Duska American College


Bryan Husted York U. & Tecnológico de Monterrey

Rob Phillips U. of Richmond

Patricia Werhane U. of Virginia & DePaul U. *

Committees continued (*chair)

Lifetime

Achievement

(Service and

Scholarship)

Founders‘ Awards

THANK YOUS2013 ANNUAL MEETING



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Bradley R. Agle Brigham Young University [email protected] Su 9:45

Brad Almond Texas A&M University [email protected]

Miguel Alzola Fordham University [email protected] Sa 11:15

Salvador Aragon IE Business School [email protected] Sa 11:15

Daniel Arenas ESADE Business School [email protected] Su 11:30

Alexandra Arnold University of Zurich [email protected] Sa 2:15

Denis Arnold University of North Carolina, [email protected] F 1:15, Su 12:30, Su 3:45

Charlotte

Michael S. Asslaender International Institute Zittau [email protected] Sa 10:00

Silvia Ayuso Pompeu Fabra University [email protected] Su 11:30

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Bobby Banerjee City University London [email protected] Su 2:00

Bruce Barry Vanderbilt University [email protected] Su 3:45

Dorothea Baur University of St. Gallen [email protected] Su 2:00

Thomas Beschorner University of St.Gallen [email protected] F 8:30, F 2:45, Sa 4:00, Su 11:30

Vikram Bhargava University of Pennsylvania [email protected] F 8:30, F 2:45

Sandrine Blanc Inseec [email protected] Sa 10:00

John R. Boatright Loyola University Chicago [email protected] Sa 4:00, Su 3:45

Norman E Bowie University of Minnesota [email protected]

Jason Brennan Georgetown University [email protected] Su 9:45, Su 3:45

Len Brooks University of Toronto [email protected]

Matthew E. Brophy High Point University [email protected] Sa 8:15

Nicole M. Bryan Montclair State University [email protected] F 2:45

Janusz Brzeszczynski Heriot-Watt University [email protected] F 2:45

Wayne Buck Eastern Connecticut State University [email protected] Sa 10:00

Thorsten Busch University of St.Gallen [email protected] Sa 10:00

John T Byrd Bellarmine University [email protected]

PARTICIPANT DIRECTORY (AS OF JULY 25)

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Jerry A. Carbo Shippensburg University [email protected] Sa 2:15

Carlo Carrascoso University of Redlands [email protected] F 2:45, Sa 2:15

Mario Carrassi Universita‘ degli Studi di Bari [email protected] Sa 11:15

Shavonnie Carthens Ashford University [email protected]

Jerry Cavanagh University of Detroit Mercy [email protected]

Tara Ceranic University of San Diego [email protected] Sa 8:15

Clarissa Chaiy Northwestern University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15

Xiujian (Jerry)Chen State University of [email protected] Sa 11:15

New York at Binghamton

Jen Cherneski Athabasca University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 2:15

Wade M. Chumney Georgia Institute of Technology [email protected] Su 2:00

Joanne B. Ciulla University of Richmond [email protected] Su 8:30

Phil Cochran Indiana University / Kelley School [email protected]

Marc A. Cohen Seattle University [email protected] Sa 8:15

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Michelle R. Darnell University of Florida [email protected] Su 2:00

Celia De Anca IE Business School [email protected] Sa 11:15

Nobuyuki Demise Meiji University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Niki Den Nieuwenboer University of Santa Clara [email protected] F 8:30

Joseph DesJardins College of St. Benedict and St. John‘s [email protected] University Sa 8:15, Sa 5:30

Yuval Deutsch York University [email protected] F 2:45

John Dienhart Seattle University [email protected] Sa 8:15, Su 8:30

Claus Dierksmeier Weltethos-Institut [email protected] Sa 2:15

José Diez IESE Business School [email protected] Sa 11:15

Thomas Donaldson University of Pennsylvania [email protected] Su 9:45

Ron Duska Saint Joseph‘s University [email protected] F 8:30, F 2:45

PARTICIPANT DIRECTORY (AS OF JULY 25)

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Wayne Eastman Rutgers University [email protected] F 2:45

Juan Manuel Elegido Lagos Business School [email protected]

Dawn Elm University of St. Thomas [email protected] Sa 8:15

Heather Elms American University [email protected] Sa 2:15

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Anja Feierabend University of Zurich [email protected] Sa 2:15

R. Edward Freeman University of Virginia [email protected] Sa 8:15, Sa 2:15

Colina Frisch University of Zurich [email protected] F 8:30, F 2:45

Jeff Frooman University of New Brunswick [email protected] F 8:30, F 1:00, F 5:45, Su 9:45,

Su 5:00

Eiji Furuyama Nihonbashi Gakkan University [email protected] Su 11:30

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Patricia Gabaldon IE Business School [email protected] F 4:30, Sa 11:15

Jerzy Gajdka University of Lodz [email protected] F 2:45

Joseph Gaspar Rutgers University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Kevin Gibson Marquette University [email protected]

Katherina Glac University of St Thomas [email protected]

Paul Godfrey Brigham Young University [email protected] Su 9:45

Christopher Gohl Weltethos-Institut [email protected] Sa 2:15

Cesar Gonzalez-Canton Universidad Complutense de Madrid [email protected] Su 2:00

Darren Good Pepperdine University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Jennifer Goodman ESADE Business School [email protected]

Ken Goodpaster University of St Thomas [email protected]

E-G 196Participants

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Thomas Hajduk University of St.Gallen [email protected] Su 11:30

Tim Hargrave University of Washington Bothell [email protected]

M. Blake Hargrove Shippensburg University [email protected] Sa 2:15

Jared Harris University of Virginia [email protected] Su 9:45

Howard Harris University of South Australia [email protected]

Jeff Harrison University of Richmond [email protected] Su 9:45

Laura Hartman DePaul University [email protected] F 8:30

John Hasnas Georgetown University [email protected] Su 9:45

Nobuko Hiwasa Snow Brand Milk Products Company [email protected]

Michelle Hong Virginia Polytechnic University [email protected] Su 2:00

Nien-he Hsieh Harvard University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 11:15

Matthias Hühn Kühne Logistics University [email protected] Su 3:45

Markus Huppenbauer University of Zurich [email protected] F 2:45

Waheed Hussain University of Pennsylvania [email protected] F 4:30, Su 11:30

Bryan Husted York University [email protected] F 1:00, Sa 10:00

Tecnologico de Monterrey

I

Marc-Charles „M-C“ Ingerson Brigham Young University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 11:15, Sa 2:15, Su 9:45, Su 11:30

Muhammad Islam Concord University [email protected]

J

Tanusree Jain ESADE Business School tanusree. [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15

Peter Jaworski Georgetown University [email protected] Su 9:45

Christopher Johnson Thomas M. Cooley Law School [email protected] F 2:45

H-J 196Participants


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John Karapetian Permanente Group [email protected]

Eero O. Kasanen Aalto University [email protected] Su 9:45

Kimio Kase IESE Business School [email protected] Su 2:00

Adrian Keevil University of Virginia [email protected] Su 9:45

Thomas F. Kelly SUNY Binghamton [email protected] Sa 11:15

Jessica Kennedy University of Pennsylvania [email protected]

Jay P Kennedy University of Cincinnati [email protected]

Tae Wan Kim Carnegie Mellon University [email protected] F 4:30

Daryl Koehn University of St. Thomas [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 2:15, Su 8:30

Yoshinari Koyama Kanto Gakuin University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Bob Krug Saint Jospeh‘s College [email protected] F 8:30

Kunal K. Kumar Indian Institute of Management [email protected] Sa 11:15

Kenneth Kury Saint Joseph‘s College [email protected]

LCubie L. Lau University College Dublin [email protected] F 4:30

William Laufer University of Pennsylvania [email protected] Sa 4:00, Su 8:30

Jooho Lee University of Pennsylvania [email protected] F 5:45

Jehoo Lee Stonehill College [email protected] Su 11:30

Irina Lock University of Lugano [email protected] Su 2:00

Stephen Loeb University of Maryland / Smith School [email protected]

Geroge Loewenstein Carnegie Mellon University [email protected] Sa 10:00

K-L 196Participants


M

Thomas Maak ESADE Business School [email protected] Su 11:30

Amy MacArthur High Point University [email protected] Sa 8:15

Chris MacDonald Ryerson University [email protected] Sa 8:15

Jukka V. Mäkinen Aalto University School [email protected] Su 9:45

Daniel Malan University of Stellenbosch [email protected] F 5:45

Natalia Markova University of St. Gallen [email protected] Su 11:30

Emilio Marti University of Zurich [email protected] F 2:45

Kirsten Martin George Washington University [email protected] Sa 10:00

Dominic Martin University of Toronto [email protected] Sa 8:15

Joé Martineau HEC Montreal [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 2:15

Donald O. Mayer University of Denver [email protected] Su 2:00

John McCall Saint Joseph‘s University [email protected]

Barry McGillivray Okanagan College [email protected]

Joan McMahon Christopher Newport University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Domenec Mele IESE Business School [email protected] Sa 11:15

Sushanta K. Mishra Indian Institute of [email protected] Sa 11:15

Management Indore

Ronald Mitchell Texas Tech University [email protected] Su 9:45

Rosemarie Monge University of St. Thomas [email protected] Sa 8:15

Alejandro Moreno-Salamanca INALDE Business School [email protected] F 4:30

Jeffrey Moriarty Bentley University [email protected] F 8:30, F 4:30, Su 9:45

Geoff Moore Durham Business School [email protected]

M 196Participants


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Tony Naidu Biz-lx.com [email protected] Sa 2:15

Nathan R. Neale Washington State University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15

Joao Neiva de Figueiredo Saint Jospeh‘s University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Jeffrey Nesteruk Franklin & Marshall College [email protected] Sa 2:15

Lisa Newton Fairfield University [email protected] Sa 10:00

Richard P. Nielsen Boston College [email protected] Su 8:30

Wayne Norman Duke University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15, Su 3:45

Laura Noval Vienna University of Business l [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 2:15

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David Ohreen Mount Royal University [email protected] Sa 10:00

Carl R. Oliver Loyola Marymount [email protected] Su 8:30

University Los Angeles

Tricia Olsen University of Denver [email protected] F 1:15

Terrance D. Olson Brigham Young University [email protected] Sa 11:15

PBidhan (Bobby)Parmar University of Virginia [email protected]

Karen Paul Florida International University [email protected] F 2:45

Mark Peres Johnson & Wales University [email protected]

Robert Phillips University of Richmond [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 2:15, Su 9:45

Yaniv Poria Ben-Gurion [email protected] Su 2:00

University of the Negev

Sasha Poucki Montclair State University [email protected] F 2:45

Sareh Pouryousefi University of Nottingham [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15, Su 9:45

N-P 196Participants


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Tommaso Ramus IESE Business School [email protected] F 2:45

Victor Ranft University of Tennessee Knoxville [email protected]

Diana Robertson University of Pennsylvania [email protected]

David Ronnegard INSEAD [email protected] a 8:15

Lori Ryan San Diego State University [email protected]

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Cameron Sabadoz University of Toronto [email protected] Su 2:00

Sunita Sah Georgetown University [email protected] Sa 10:00

Tomasz Schabek University of Lodz [email protected] F 2:45

Judith Schrempf-Stirling University of Richmond [email protected] F 1:15, Su 3:45

Frank Schweigert Metropolitan State University [email protected]

Peter Seele University of Lugano [email protected] Su 2:00

Amy Sepinwall University of Pennsylvania [email protected] Su 11:30

Anna Shavers University of Nebraska [email protected] F 2:45

Anita Sheth Fairtrade International [email protected] F 2:45

Akiko Shigemoto Rutgers University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15

Yuliya Shymko Vlerick Business School [email protected] Sa 10:00

Manisha Singal Virginia Polytechnic University [email protected] Su 2:00

Witaya Siripanwattana Rutgers University [email protected] F 8:30, F 2:45

Jeffery Smith University of Redlands [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15, Sa 2:15

Craig Smith INSEAD [email protected] Sa 8:15

Guenter Stahl Vienna University [email protected] Sa 2:15

Jim Staihar University of Maryland [email protected]

David Steingard Saint Joseph‘s University [email protected]

Maxim A. Storchevoy St. Petersburg University [email protected] Sa 11:15

Yukiko Suzuki Nihon University [email protected]

R-S 196Participants


T

Eugene Taniguchi Hokkaido University [email protected] Sa 4:00

Joseph Thornton Bellarmine University [email protected]

Tetsuya Tone Snow Brand [email protected]

Milk Products Compnay

Hannah Trittin University of Zurich [email protected] F 8:30, F 2:45

Smita K. Trivedi George Washington University [email protected] F 5:45

U

Mary Uhl-Bien University of Nebraska [email protected] Su 8:30

Toru Umeda Reitaku University [email protected] Su 9:45

V

Antonino Vaccaro IESE Business School [email protected] F 2:45

Nestor Valero-Silva Nottingham Trent University [email protected]

Bruce Vlk University of Virginia / Darden [email protected]

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Danielle Warren Rutgers Business School d [email protected] Sa 4:00

David Wasieleski Duquesne University [email protected] Sa 5:30

Gary Weaver University of Delaware [email protected]

David Weitzner York University [email protected] F 2:45

Angeli Weller Copenhagen Business School [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15

Ben Wempe RSM Erasmus University [email protected] Su 9:45

Patricia Werhane DePaul University [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 8:15, Sa 2:15, Su 8:30

Michelle Westermann-Behavlo American University [email protected] F 1:15

Florian Wettstein University of St. Gallen [email protected] F 1:15

Richard N. Williams Brigham Young University [email protected] Sa 11:15

Richard E. Wokutch Virginia Polytechnic University [email protected] Su 2:00

Gina Wolfe Catholic Theological Union [email protected] F 8:30, Sa 4:00

T-W 196Participants


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