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September 20, 2024
1-4:30 |
- Wayne Eastman (Rutgers), “Business Ethics as an Idea Exporter: From Economic Competition to Political, Cultural, and Reputational Competition”
- David Faraci (Durham), “The Ethics of Work and Other Goods of Human Origin”
- Violet Victoria (Oklahoma), “Issues in the ‘Democratization’ of Financial Markets”
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Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics |
September 26, 2024
12-1:30 |
Rory Van Loo
Boston University |
The New Consumer Law
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series |
October 10, 2024
12-1:30 |
Sandra Wachter
University of Oxford |
Limitations and Loopholes in the E.U. AI Act and AI Liability Directives: What This Means for the European Union, The United States, and Beyond
Legal Studies & Business Ethics Seminar Series |
October 18, 2024
1-4:30 |
- Aaron Chipp-Miller (UC-San-Diego), “The Case for Democracy: Stronger at the Firm than the State”
- Kobi Finestone (Duke), “The Ethics of Mergers and Acquisitions: It’s Not Business Ethics as Usual”
- Valerie Monchi (Oxford), “Structural Injustice Without Groups”
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Zicklin Workshop in Normative Business Ethics |
December 6, 2024
1-4:30 |
- James Carey (Edinburgh), “Meaningful Work, Clarified: How Workplace Democracy Can Make Work ‘Meaningful’ in the Right Way”
- Christian Nakazawa (UC-Berkeley), “Lessons from Algorithmic Discrimination”
- Jordan Walters (McGill), “Longtermism and the Dead”
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January 17, 2025
1-4:30 |
- Peter Jaworski (Georgetown), “Towards an Ethics-First Approach to Commodity Identification”
- Santosh Kumar (Delhi), “Gandhi on Ethics and Politics of Redistribution: A Cosmopolitan Enquiry”
- Daniel Stephens (Buffalo), “Toward a Comprehensive Ethics of Attention”
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February 21, 2025
1-4:30 |
- Chris Bousquet (Syracuse), “The Gig Economy, De-Skilling, and Working-Class Loneliness”
- Daniel Friedman (Stanford), “The Costs of Collaboration”
- Tammy Harel Ben-Shahar (Haifa), “Lean OUT! The Morality of Positional Competitions”
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March 21, 2025
1-4:30 |
- Elvira Basevich (UC-Davis), “A Duboisian Critique of Private Property: On Democracy and Economic Independence in the Reconstruction Era”
- Tyler Re & Mike Gadomski (Penn & Coastal Carolina), “Sufficiency and Capitalism”
- Carissa Veliz (Oxford), “The Do’s and Don’ts of Privacy in Corporate Settings”
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