As a signatory of the UN Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME), the Faculty of Business and Law is committed to promoting responsibility in our teaching, consulting and research. The Risk, Responsibility, Ethics and Governance research cluster brings together over ninety scholars and research students who aim to develop insightful, novel, and useful research.
All seminars are free, open to all and start at 5.00pm, unless otherwise stated. All seminars will be only be taking place online this year.
For queries please email ron.beadle@northumbria.ac.uk.
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'What leaders should learn from Antigone'
Alessia Contu, Professor of Management, University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA - Tuesday 24th May, 5pm
Further Information & BookingCorporate citizenship – PR puff or the essential purpose of business?
Mike Tuffrey, Co-Founder, Corporate Citizenship, Tuesday 12th April, 5pm
Further Information & BookingUnderstanding Fraud Better: A Psychological Want Approach to Assessing Who Gets Conned and Why
Daryl Koehn, Wicklander Chair of Business Ethics and Managing Director of the Institute for Business and Professional Ethics (IBPE), DePaul University in Chicago, Wednesday 16th March, 5pm
Further Information & BookingResisting the siren’s call: The ethics of elite service in neoliberal academia
Jamie L. Callahan (EdD, PhD), Professor of Organisation and Ethics, Durham Universityl - Tuesday 25th January, 5pm
Further Information & BookingOpen Business: Transparency International
Tilly Prior, Business Integrity Programme Officer, and Rocio Paniagua, Head of Business Integrity, Transparency International - Tuesday 25th January, 5pm
Further Information & BookingGood Show? FTSE 100 companies and their codes of ethics
Prof Chris Cowton, Institute of Business Ethics - Tuesday 16th November, 5pm - 6.30pm
Further Information & BookingThe Protestant Ethic Today: Work, Meaning, and Moral Capitalism Among American Conservative Protestants
Dr Andrew Lynn, Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture, University of Virginia - Tuesday 7th November, 5pm - 6.30pm
Further Information & BookingLocked in: modern slavery and dormitory workers in global supply chains
Prof Andrew Crane, University of Bath - Tuesday 12th October, 5pm
Further Information & BookingResponsible Business Seminar Series
- 'What leaders should learn from Antigone'
- Corporate citizenship – PR puff or the essential purpose of business?
- Understanding Fraud Better: A Psychological Want Approach to Assessing Who Gets Conned and Why
- Resisting the siren’s call: The ethics of elite service in neoliberal academia
- Open Business: Transparency International
- Good Show? FTSE 100 companies and their codes of ethics
- The Protestant Ethic Today: Work, Meaning, and Moral Capitalism Among American Conservative Protestants
- Locked in: modern slavery and dormitory workers in global supply chains
