Center
for
International
Corporate
Responsibility
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Center for
International Corporate Responsibility
The center
operated from 2002 to 2012. Its activities are summarized
below.
Mission -- To
raise awareness and increase understanding of the global consequences of
corporate decisions. Also to raise ethical awareness among
students at the Tepper School of Business and provide ethics
resources to faculty.
Director --
John
Hooker, T. Jerome Holleran Professor of Business Ethics and Social
Responsibility, Professor of Operations Research, Tepper School of Business
Activities
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Conference organization, including four Conferences on
International Corporate Responsibility (Pittsburgh, Amsterdam, Hong
Kong, Doha). These were unique gatherings in which scholars from
widely different cultural backgrounds engaged in intense dialog.
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Conference proceedings.
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Ethics Lunches at the Tepper School (standing room only at most)
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Lectures and faculty
workshops at the Tepper School, including talks by George Soros and
John Dunning
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Ethics micro-courses for
MBA students, a startup grant for
Journal of Business Ethics
Education, and support
for student organizations.
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Websites with ethics
cases and teaching materials, including the
Arthur Andersen Case Study collection.
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An ethics webinar consisting of six 30-minute
videos:
Sponsors
Lowell Steinbrenner, the
Carnegie Bosch Institute, the Qatar Foundation, Exxon-Mobil, and Lowell
Strohl
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