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Program Conference on International Corporate Responsibility 7-9 June 2002 All activities take place in the Jimmy Stewart room of the hotel unless otherwise indicated. Friday 7 June 8:00 Continental breakfast; pick up name tags. 9:00 Welcome 9:15 Keynote Address: Olukunle Iyanda, Professor of Marketing, University of Botswana, Inclusive globalisation: A challenge to multinational enterprises 10:00 Break 10:15 Kathleen Getz, Kogod School of Business, American University, USA, The social responsibilities of business in weakened city societies 10:45 Duane Windsor, Jones School of Management, Rice University, USA, Global corporate social responsibility: International regimes and the constellation of corruption, poverty and resource wars 11:15 Break 11:30 Eric Palmer, Philosophy Department, Allegheny College,
USA, The ethics and law of artificial persons:
Justice, right and responsibility for multinational corporations 12:00 Frank Winfrey, Business and Economics, Lyon College, USA 12:30 Lunch in Rhapsody II room of hotel 2:00 Jonathan Doh Management Dept, Villanova Univ, USA (with Terrence Guay), NGOs and international corporate responsibility: How nongovernmental organizations influence international labor and environmental standards 2:30
Jo Ann Oravec, College of Business, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, USA,
1984 and September 11 – Electronic
surveillance and corporate responsibility 3:00 3:15 Patsy Lewellyn, School of Business, University of South, Carolina, Aiken, USA, Toward a theory of measuring responsible corporate performance 3:45 Karen E. Schnietz, Jones Graduate School of Management, Rice Univ, USA (with Marc J. Epstein ), Does a reputation for corporate social responsibility pay off? Late afternoon: Free time Evening: Dinner in Rhapsody Ballroom of hotel. Speaker: Kears Pollock, Executive Vice President (retired), PPG Industries; charter member and chair, PPG Ethics Committee. Saturday 8 June 8:30
Continental breakfast 9:30 Mollie Painter-Morland, Centre for Occupational Ethics, University of Pretoria, South Africa 10:00 Rosa Chun, Manchester Business School, UK, How global 500 firms promote a socially responsible character: A comparative study of Asia, America and Europe 10:30 Break 10:45 Clarence Da Gama Pinto,
Mt. Eliza Business School, Melbourne, Australia, Cross-cultural ethical
training for managers 11:15 Dimitar Panayotov, Business Dept, New Bulgarian University, Sofia, Bulgaria, (with Angel Georgiev), Ethical standards and intercultural differences in business 12:00 Lunch in Opus Restaurant of hotel 2:00
John Meyer, Business Law & Economics, Northern State
University, North Dakota, USA, (with Hillar 2:30 Vladimir Petkoski,
Economics Dept., University of Sts. Cyril & Methodius, Skopje, Macedonia,
Corruption and corporate social responsibility 3:00 Break 3:15 David Lea, History Dept, School of Humanities and
Social Sciences, University of Papua New Guinea, Corruption and
stakeholder theory: Their relevance to development in Melanesia 3:45 Eduardo Valdez, Philosophy Dept, University of Philippines, The corporate citizen as a member of civil society: The Philippine experiences during the 2001 people power revolution Late afternoon: Bus tour of Pittsburgh (departure time to be announced). Evening: Cocktails and dinner at Monterey Bay Restaurant, overlooking Pittsburgh Sunday 8:00 Continental breakfast 9:00 Lee E. Preston, Smith School of Business, University of
Maryland, USA (with James E. Post and Daniel H. Rosen), Implementing international corporate responsibility in China 9:30
Lin Miao, Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China,
Creating business value through sustainability
management 10:00 Break 10:15 John Cohan, Attorney-at-Law, Beverly Hills, USA, Environmental rights of indigenous peoples under the Alien Tort Claims Act, the public trust doctrine and corporate ethics, and environmental dispute resolutions 10:45 Sheldon Wein, Office of Regional Development for Latin
America and the Caribbean, Montevideo, Uruguay; Dept of Philosophy, St.
Mary's University, Canada; A basic goods approach to international corporate
responsibility: The case of hiring in developing nations 11:15
Jeanne Logsdon, Anderson School of Management, University of New Mexico, USA
(with
Donna J. Wood), Global
business citizenship: Responding to global stakeholders with cultural
sensitivity 11:45 Closing remarks 12:00 Conference is adjourned Return to Conference on International Corporate Responsibility |
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