SCHEDULE IVBEC 2014
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Chair: Brian Carroll
All Hallows College
CORPORATE SESSION
Registration and Coffee 8.30-9.15 am
Barry Posner, Santa Clara University, USA 9.15-12.15 pm
The Truth about Leadership - What Exemplary Leaders Do:
30 Years of Evidence on How to Get Extraordinary Things Done in
Organisations
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
OPENING SESSION OF IVBEC CONFERENCE
Afternoon Tea and Registration 3.30-5 pm
Chair: Andrew O’Regan
All Hallows College
Chairs:
Joseph McCann
All Hallows College
OPENING ADDRESS
Barry Posner, Santa Clara University, USA 5-6.30 pm
Lessons About What People Want From Their Leaders
WELCOMING RECEPTION
6.45 – 9.00 pm
Greeting by President of All Hallows College
Dr Patrick McDevitt CM
Patricia Werhane
DePaul University, USA
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THURSDAY MORNING
Registration 8.30-9.30 am
PLENARY ONE 9.30-11 am
Woodlock Hall
Chairperson
Klaus Leisinger
Global Values Alliance
Sean Healy
All Hallows College / Social Justice
Ireland
Patrick Flanagan, St. Johns University, NY, USA
Corporate Responsibility in the Light of Global Values
Ethics and the Troika - Countries in Crisis and the Values that Underpin
Public Policy
PARALLEL SESSIONS A: 11.30 am -1 pm
Room 4 Purcell
Chairperson
Simon Webley
Institute of Business Ethics London
Tom Cunningham, DePaul University
and All Hallows College
Ghislain Deslandes
ESCP France
Jim Wishloff, University of Lethbridge Canada
Towards a Common Basis of Values for International Business
Transactions
Too Big to Jail?
Room 2 Purcell
Chairperson
Michael Gorman
University of Virginia, USA
Tobias Goessling and Marty Wareman
University of Tilburg, Netherlands
Mary Lynn Stoll
University of Southern Indiana, USA
J. Brooke Hamilton, University of Louisiana, USA
Trading Zones, Creoles and Collaboration
Room 1 Purcell
Chairperson
Michelle Darnell
University of Florida, USA
Laura Hartman and Kathy Dhanda
DePaul University, USA
Bruce Benson, Wheaton College, Illinois, USA
On the Supposed Moral Agency of Corporations and the Deterioration
of the Dignity of Personhood
FPO & NPO Partnerships: Divergent Perceptions of Success
5 rooms
Ethics and Justice
1
Communication 1
3
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Corporate Ethics 1
4
Business Ethics and Self-Affection
Accountability and Organisational Legitimacy
Corporate Speech: Corporate Political Obligation and Climate Change
2
Angelo Carrascoso and Kimberly Cass
University of Redlands, California, USA
Towards a Meaningful Conversation on the Philosophical Assumptions
surrounding Big Data
Oratory Purcell
Joseph Trainor, St John’s University, NY, USA
Chairperson
Alan Kearns
Mater Dei Institute, Dublin City
University
Ana Machado and Fatima Carioca
AESA Lisbon, Portugal
Cynthia Phillips & Victoria Shoaf , St.
John’s University, NY, USA
Rebuilding “Social Capital”: An Examination of Ireland’s National
Plan on CSR in the light of Caritas in Veritate
The Role of the Firm in Society: Differing Employee and
Organizational Perceptions
Board Gender and CSR
3
Corporate Social
Responsibility 1
5
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Room 4 Purcell
Chairperson
PARALLEL SESSIONS B: 2 pm -3.30 pm
Mitch Casselman St. John’s University NY, USA
Arnold Haiman
Ethos LLC Arlington, USA
Scott Paeth
DePaul University, USA
Craig VanSandt
University of Northern Iowa, USA
Matthew Mitchell, Drake University,
USA
Mukesh Sud, Fairfield University, USA
The Ever-Gnawing Inner Doubt: A Discussion of the Role of Religion in
Business Ethics
Reinhold Niebuhr Gets to Business: How Niebuhr's "Christian Realism"
Can Illuminate the Problems of Business Ethics
MNEs, Ethics, and Religion: Why so WEIRD?
Room 3 Purcell
Chairperson
David Harness, Katherine Dunn and
Khanyapuss Punjaisri
University of Hull, UK
Jessie Wilkie
Deakin University, Australia
Kim Clark and Brenda Bowyer
DePaul University, USA
Tom Cunningham, All Hallows College / DePaul University
An Exploration of the Effects of Uncontrolled Social Media on
Consumer Perceptions/ Responses to Supermarkets’ Corporate Social
Responsibility
The Ethics of Sporting Code Controlled Publishing
Room 2 Purcell
Joseph Desjardins, St. Johns University, Minnesota, USA
Chairperson
5 rooms
Business Ethics
and Religion 1
6
Media Ethics 1
7
Cases in International
Business Ethics
8
Overcoming Privilege in Media Content
Edward Schoen
Rowan University NJ, USA
Denis Malherbe and Florent Giordano
France Business School
2007-2009 Financial Crisis: Erosion of Ethics- Case Study
Margalit Toledano
University of Waikato NZ
Ruth Avidar
Jezreel Valley College Israel
Ethics as a matter of geography: A comparative study of ethical
dilemmas experienced by PR practitioners online in New Zealand and
Israel.
Member-Based Organizations & the New Public Management: Ethical
Challenges in the case of the Mutualité Francaise
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Room 1 Purcell
Chairperson
Daniel Wueste
Clemson University, USA
Mikolaj Klimczak, Wroclaw University
of Economics, Poland
Stanford Nartey
University of Hull UK
Joanne Cook (Hull Business School,
UK)
David, R. Harness (Hull Business
School, Hull, UK)
Eugene Laczniak, Marquette University, USA
A Tale of Two Moralities: Exploring the Contours and Cross-Cultural
Significance of the Morality Internal to the Business Enterprise
Indirect ethical defence of the market - justification of competition by
Knight and Röpke and its impact on the modern world
Factors that promote peaceful coexistence between community
stakeholders and multinational mining companies in the context of gold
mining in Ghana
Corporate Ethics 2
9
Oratory Purcell
Alan Kearns, Mater Dei Institute, Dublin City University
Corporate Social
Responsibility 2
10
Chairperson
Geert Demuijnck
EDHEC France
Tushna Thapliyal
Lawyer -- Mumbai
Taposh Kumar Roy, Joe Cook and
David Harness, University of Hull, UK
CSR and Division of Labour between Corporations and State
New CSR Laws in India – Casting the 2% Net Far and Wide
The Effects of Institutions and Stakeholders on MNOs’ CSR and CSR
Communication Strategies: in the Context of Bangladesh
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON
PARALLEL SESSIONS C: 4 pm -5.30 pm
6 rooms
Room 4 Purcell
Chairperson
Paul Fiorelli
Xavier University, USA
Brenda Bowyer
DePaul University, USA
Christopher Gordon, Social Enterprise Ireland
Why Good People do Bad Things; Viewing Ethics through the Lens of
Film
Leave no Trace
Media Ethics 2
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Room 3 Purcell
Chairperson
James Delaney
Niagara University, USA
David Martin
Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota,
USA
Bas van der Linden and Wil Martens
Radbuod University, Nijmegen,
Netherlands
Nina Dorata & Cynthia Phillips
St. John’s University, NY, Joan DiSalvio
Fairleigh Dickinson University,
USA
Patrick Flanagan, St. John’s University, NY, USA
Therapy, Enhancement and the Ethics of Business in Medicine
Cases in Business Ethics 1
12
Room 2 Purcell
Chairperson
Michael Pritchard
West Michigan University, USA
Elaine Englehardt
Utah Valley University, USA
Vincent Shea and Joseph Trainor
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Bobby Waldrup
Loyola University Maryland, USA
Kanyapuss Punjaisri and David Harness
University of Hull, UK
David Bevan, CEIBS Shanghai, China
Ethical Theory and Teaching Business Ethics
Education in Ethics
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Understanding and assessing the political role of corporations in
transnational regimes
Double Dipping in Public School Districts: The Ethics and Effectiveness
of Double-Dipping Superintendents in Public School Districts
Social Justice Grounding in the US Accounting Profession
Understanding the perceived significance of brands, labels, and nutrition
facts in snacking buying decision: the perspectives of young adults
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Room 1 Purcell
Chairperson
Iva Bimpli
University of Sheffield, UK
Kyoko Fukukawa
University of Bradford, UK
Nina Reynolds
University of Southampton, UK
Janne Nikkinen and Riikka Sievänen
University of Helsinki, Finland
Cathal Brugha
University College Dublin
Victoria Shoaf, St. John’s University, NY, USA
Before Research Goes to Public: Understanding Moral Decision Making
among Marketing Researchers
Oratory Purcell
Chairperson
Aine Donovan
Dartmouth College, USA
Barbara Culiberg and Katarina Mihelic
University of Ljubljana Slovenia
Gretchen Winter and Huseyin Leblebici
University of Illinois, USA
Gregory L. Snyder, DePaul University, USA
Qualities Necessary for Effective Corporate Governance in Catholic
Health Care
The Wheel of Whistleblowing: Towards a Holistic Model
Woodlock Hall
Chairperson
Eugene Laczniak
Marquette University, USA
Patricia Werhane
DePaul University, USA
John McCall
St. Joseph’s University, USA
Nicholas Santos, Marquette University, USA
Good goods: Are there any such things? (Panel Discussion)
Ethical Decision making
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Corporate Governance
15
Business Ethical Theory
16
Framework to Evaluate Choices in Responsible Investment
Implications from Business Practice for Ethics in Public Life
Corporate Governance, Ethics, Trust and the Profession of Management
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FRIDAY MORNING
Registration: 8.30-9.30 am
PLENARY TWO: 9.30-11 am
Woodlock Hall
John Devitt
Jim Dratwa
Chairperson
Transparency
Ireland
European
Commission
Bert Gordijn, Dublin City University
Ethical Lobbying in Europe – Can Self-Regulation Work?
Ethics and Public Policy – European Values and the Institutionalisation of
Ethics
PARALLEL SESSIONS D 11:30 am -1 pm
Room 4 Purcell
Chairperson
Michael Flynn, DePaul University,USA
Daniel Palmer
Kent State University, USA
Jim Wishloff
University of Lethbridge, Canada
Ellen Boegel and Chantal Hogreul
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Religious Liberty in the Corporate Context: Some Social and Ethical
Considerations on its scope and limits.
Capitalism and the Environmental Crisis: the Necessity of Retrieving the
Christian Critique of Usury.
Corporate Mitzvahs: the Use of Corporations to Promote the Religious
Interests of their Owners
Room 3 Purcell
Chairperson
David Bevan, CEIBS Shanghai, China
Patricia Werhane, DePaul University,
USA
Manuela Rösing Coutinho Agostini,
Paula Maines da Silva
Leandro Marcio Langoski
Unisinos Business School, University of
Caxias do Sul, Brazil
Maria Cecilia Coutinho Arruda
EAESP, São Paulo, Brazil
Gabriel Levrini
Faculdades Porto Alegrense, Brazil
Kenneth Goodpaster University of St Thomas
Challenges to Postindustrial Capitalism
The Romantic Road: A longitudinal analysis of social innovations arising
from a tourism enterprise
Application of Steiner and Steiner’s Countervailing Force Model in
Business – Government – Society Towards Social Welfare in Emerging
Economies: The Case of Brazilian Women as Heads of Families
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5 Rooms
Business Ethics and
Religion 2
17
Global Ethics
18
Room 2 Purcell
Chairperson
Philip Gorman
PROS Pricing,USA
Michael Gorman
University of Virginia,USA
Biagio Pilato and Thomas Anderer
St Johns University NY,USA
John Clarke and Biagio Pilato
St. John’s University, NY,USA
Scott Paeth, DePaul University, USA
Ethics in Customer Service: A Pricing Software Case Study
Room 1 Purcell
Chairperson
Atiliano Fajardo and Belinda Conde
Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
& Marco Tavanti, De Paul University,
USA
Carl Miniano and Pamela Mantuhac
Adamson University, Manila, Philippines
& Marco Tavanti, De Paul University,
USA
Gina Wolfe
Catholic Theological Union,
Chicago,USA
Laura Hartman, DePaul University, USA
Vincentian Social Responsibility for Systemic Change: A Sustainable
Development Model for Academic, Business, Government and Civil
Society Engagement in Community Development.
Oratory Purcell
Chairperson
Patricia Voorhees and Robert Hurley
Fordham University, NY,USA
Julian Clarke
EBENI, Dublin
Angela Senander
University of St Thomas, Minnesota,USA
Alan Kearns, Mater Dei Institute, Dublin City University
Beyond Ethics and Compliance- Solving the Ethics and Trust Crisis by
Focusing on Building Trustworthy Organizational Systems
A Blueprint for Trust Restoration
Cases in Business Ethics 2
19
Ethical Leadership
20
Trust Restoration
21
The Looming Retirement Crisis and the Impact on the Career
Advancement of Younger and Mid-Level Workers
Am I my Brother’s Keeper? The Sad and Tragic Tale of Two Brothers,
$5,000,000, Fiduciary Duties, and the Law
Women Empowerment for Public Engagement: a Vincentian Model for
Women Empowerment in Leadership, Community Development and
Public Life
Global Women Leaders.
From Scandal to Trust: Restoring Confidence through Authentic Gospel
Witness
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON
PARALLEL SESSIONS E: 2 pm -3.30 pm
Room 4 Purcell
Chairperson
Stelios Zyglidopoulos
Adam Smith Business School,
University of Glasgow
Rashedur Chowdhury
University College Dublin
Kenneth Goodpaster
Michael Naughton
University of St Thomas, Minnesota,
USA
Laura Lee Mannino
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Mitch Casselman, St. John’s University, NY,USA
The Importance of Listening to Marginalized Stakeholders
Room 1 Purcell
Rosa Chun, University College Dublin
Restoring Trust: Special Case Studies from Capstone UCD EMBA Project
Lisheen Mine: employee engagement in a closing mine operation
Chairperson
Jonathan Talbot & Tom Bailey (Lisheen)
Anju Emmanuel (HSE Mid Leinster)
Steve Kelly & David Lawton (Aer
Lingus) & Jennifer Boyle (DIT)
Siobhan Sleeman & Emma F Fagan
Room 2 Purcell
Chairperson
Morgan P.Miles, University of Tasmania
Australia & Martie Louise Verreynne
University of Queensland, Australia
Andrew McAuley, Southern Cross
University. Australia & Kevin Hammond
University of Tennessee –Martin, USA
J. Brooke Hamilton
University of Louisiana, USA
5 rooms
Communication 2
22
Ethics Beyond the Classroom
23
Ethics and the Common
Good 1
24
Where Philosophy, Theology and Ethical Leadership Intersect: Is
Stakeholder Thinking Enough?
Attorneys’ Use of Deal-Of-The-Day Websites May Violate Rules of
Professional Conduct
Aer Lingus: translating employee engagement into customer trust in the
airline industry
Irish Aids: transparency and trust of a governmental agency
Brian Carroll, All Hallows College
The Case of Australian Universities: their Contributive Advantage and
Performance as Social Enterprises
Business Ethics for Business and the Agora: Increasing the Impact of
Virtue Creation in SMEs on Life in the Public Square
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Martin Mullins and Karena Hester
University of Limerick
Room 3 Purcell
Chairperson
Mollie Painter- Morland
Nottingham Business School, UK
Maria Pirrone and Joseph Trainor
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Ron Nahser, Institute for Business and
Professional Ethics, De Paul University,
USA
Oratory Purcell
Chairperson
Jane Frecknall-Hughes
Open University UK
Peter Moizer and Barbara Summers
Leeds University UK
Elaine Doyle
University of Limerick
Albert Spalding
Wayne State University, USA
Nancy Spalding, GHD CPAs and
Advisors
Brenda Massetti
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Ethics and Nanotechnology: Beyond Utilitarianism
Victoria Shoaf, St. John’s University, NY, USA
An Exploration of Gender Dynamics in Media Leadership
Organisational Ethics 1
25
Professional Ethics
26
An Analysis of Waivers to Firms’ Codes of Conduct: Do the Rules Apply
to Executives?
Human Flourishing in a Finite Ecology: How do Today’s Managers Face
the Ethical Challenges of the Global Environment.
Dawn Elm, University of St. Thomas Minneapolis, USA
An Ethical Analysis of the Work of Tax Practitioners
Clarifying Conflicts of Interest in the Accounting Profession
The ABCs of Accounting for Social Enterprise: Adapting to Higher
Standards
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON
PARALLEL SESSIONS F: 4 pm -5.30 pm
Room 4 Purcell
Chairperson
John McCall, St Joseph’s College, Philadelphia, USA
Barbara Bellar, Patrick Furey and
Harold Welsch
DePaul University, USA
Joyce Falkenberg
University of Agder, Norway
Manuela Rösing Agostini
Luciana Marques Vieira
Unisinos Business School, University of
Caxias do Sul, Brazil
Dispersion of Social Entrepreneurship Intentions
Room 3 Purcell
Chairperson
Darra Power-Mooney
Millington Pope, Dublin
Susan Foley-Cave
Mater Dei Institute, Dublin City
University
Eugene Rownan and Alan Rownan
Mater Dei Institute, Dublin City
University
Marilynn Fleckenstein Niagara University, USA
The Future of Ethical Leadership in Ireland’s Enterprise Culture
Room 2 Purcell
Chairperson
Harry Van Buren III
University of New Mexico, USA
Mitch Casselman , Linda Sama and
Abraham Stefanidis
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Joanne Jones and KellyThomson
York University, Canada
David Fink, Co Owner: Acorn Theater in Three Oaks Michigan, USA
Human Rights in Employment: Definitions, applications, and future
prospects
The Multiple Perspectives of Stewardship: A Responsible Leadership
Approach for the 21st Century
6 rooms
Social Enterprise and
Ethics
27
Emerging Scholars
28
Organisational Ethics 2
29
A Framework for Analyzing the Ethics of Change from a Strategy-asPractice Perspective
Social Innovation as a response to institutional voids: new institutional
arrangements for public policy failures
A Time to Move on from Crowded Isolation? What Lessons to be Learnt
for Business Ethics?
Ethics in Public Procurement: Too Honest to Sell; Too Honest to Buy
Marginalization of Migrant Accountants in Canada: Implications for
Professional Independence and Ethics
12
Room 1 Purcell
Chairperson
Michael Flynn, DePaul University, USA
Mark Mitschow, SUNY Geneseo, USA
Charles Coate, St. Bonaventure
University
Ann Marie Bennett
Maynooth University
Simone de Colle
IESEG School of Management, Paris
Dawn Elm
University of St. Thomas Minneapolis,
USA
A Moral Argument for Benefit Corporations as an Alternative to
Government Social Services
Oratory Purcell
Chairperson
Vincent Luizzi
Texas State University, USA
Cathriona Russell, Trinity College, Dublin
Sustainability and The Three Business Leaders
Joseph Desjardins
St. John’s University, Minnesota, USA
Dolores Smith
University College Dublin
The “Ethics” of Sustainability
Woodlock Hall
Chairperson
Charles Clark
St. John’s University, NY, USA
Robert Doyle
California Lutheran University, USA
Michael Kinsella
University College Dublin
Bruce Benson, Wheaton College, Illinois, USA
Promoting Good Wealth: CST and the Link between Wealth, Well-Being
and Poverty Alleviation
Free Enterprise and Globalization: Shifting the Paradigm with Catholic
Social Teaching
On the Application of Just War Theory to Hostile Takeovers as a means of
Corporate Conflict Resolution
Ethics and the Common
Good 2
30
Sustainability and Ethics
31
Catholic Socal Teaching
32
State Induced, Strategic, Toxic? An Ethical Analysis of Tax Avoidance
Practices
Gender and Ethics, Then and Now: What have we Learned?
Exploring a New Epistemological Ethic for Business and Business
Education: a Challenge of Leadership
CONFERENCE DINNER
7.00 – 9.30 pm
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SATURDAY MORNING
Registration 8.30-9.30 am
PLENARY THREE 9.30-11 am
Chairperson
Patricia Barker
Dublin City University
Rosa Chun
University College Dublin
Marilynn Fleckenstein Niagara University, USA
Business Ethics and Corporate Governance- chicken or egg
Reputation of Catholic Church: Public Virtue in the eyes of the Beholder.
PLENARY FOUR 11.30-1 pm
Chairperson
Michael Smith
Editor Village Magazine, Dublin
Niamh Brennan
University College Dublin
Patricia Werhane DePaul University, USA
‘Ethics’ in Ireland: Oxymoronic with ‘Business’, as with so much else.
The Art of War: The Strategic Use of Ploys and Falsehoods in Business
Conclusion of Conference
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