Seminars / Conferences

2022-2023 

Date Presenter Title
Sept 29, 2022
12-1:20
Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò
Georgetown University 
Vice Signaling
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
September 30, 2022
1-4:30
Aatif Abbas, “Corporations Choose Differently: A Case for Strict Liability for Businesses”
Dale Dorsey, “Abuse of Power”
Amanda Greene, “More Data, More Power? Towards a  Theory of Digital Legitimacy
Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics
October 28, 2022
1-4:30
Jason D’Cruz, “Trusting You to Trust Me: Empathy Deficits and Distrust of AI”
Alexander Motchoulski, “Why Egalitarians Should Tolerate Hierarchy in the Workplace”
Kirun Sankaran, “Cash Rules Everything Around Me”
Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics
December 2, 2022
1-4:30
Arianna Dini, “Algorithmic Collusion”
Jonathan Drake, “Reading Friedman Liberally”
Vida Panitch, “Decommodification as Exploitation”
Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics
January 26, 2023
12-1:20
Jonny Thakkar
Swarthmore College
Institutions and Idealism
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
February 2, 2023
12-1:20
Location – 260 JMHH
Hal Hershfield
UCLA
Back to the Present: How Direction of Mental Time Travel
Affects Thoughts and Behavior
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
& Marketing Department Colloquia
February 3, 2023 Kyle Scott, “Alienated Labor, Meaningful Work, and the Reproduction of Labor Power”
Erik Malmqvist, “The Wrong, the Bad, and the Ugly: Exploring the Badness of Exploitation”
Carson Young, “There is no Libertarian Theory of Corporate Governance”
Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics
February 9, 2023
12-1:20
Brandon Hogan
Howard University
Hegelian Constitutivism
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
February 16, 2023
12-1:20
Joshua Lewis
NYU Stern
The Collective Action Paradox: Can Individual Prosociality Solve Society’s Problems?
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
March 2, 2023
12-1:20
Anna Gelpern
Georgetown Law
Stephen J. Lubben
Seton Hall
No Questions Asked: Public Dept Under the Guardianship of the Constitution
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
March 16, 2023
12-1:20
Daniel Bartels
University of Chicago
The Determinants of Acceptable Privacy Behaviors by Organizations
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
March 17, 2023 Barbara Bziuk, “Business Corporations and the Social Connection Model: Taking the Structural Injustice Seriously”
Mario Juarez-Garcia, “When Moral Talk Becomes Profitable”
Stanislas Richard, “Exploitation, Commodification, and the Non-Worseness Claim”
Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics
March 23, 2023 Stavros Gadinis
Berkeley Law
Why A Political Theory of the Corporation?
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
March 30, 2023 Michaela Lobo
Wharton Doctoral Student
How Could Epistemic Injustice Manifest in Organisations?
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
April 13, 2023 Norman Bishara
University of Michigan
Climate Change and a Just Transition to the Future of Work
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series
April 14, 2023 Rachel Handley, “A Metaethical Approach to Business Ethics”
Kritika Maheshwari, “When Proud Boys Come for Fred Perry: Corporate Responsibility in the Age of Hatejacking.”
Kenneth Silver, “Theory of the Firm and Genealogy”
Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics
April 20, 2023
*Please note that this seminar will take place by Zoom
Abbye Atkinson
Berkeley Law
Borrowing and Belonging
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series

 

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*All seminars held in 641 JMHH unless otherwise noted.