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The Annual Conference of The Societas Ethica
August 19-22, 2010

Arnoldshain, Germany

On Morals, Markets and Money –
Economic and Business Ethics Revisited

Program

Thursday / Donnerstag 19. August
13h30	Transfer from Frankfurt International Airport to Arnoldshain
14h00	Transfer from Oberursel Train Station to Arnoldshain
14h30-	Arrival / Ankunft in Arnoldshain
14h00	Board Meeting
16h00	Welcome Dr. Hugues Poltier, President of the Societas Ethica Dr. Gotlind Ulshöfer, Evangelische Akademie Arnoldshain Greetings Propst Dr. Sigurd Rink, Vorsitzender der Konvente, Wiesbaden
16h15-18h15	Opening Lecture / Eröffnugsvortrag Morals and Markets: Making Sense of the History of Intellectual Conflict over Economic Justice and Markets Prof. Dr. Daniel Finn – Professor of Theology and Clemens Professor of Economics, St. John‘s, University / Past President, Society of Christian Ethic
17h00	Coffee Break / Kaffee
17h15	Discussion of the Keynote / Diskussion des Eröffnungsvortrags
18h15	Free time and Book Exhibition / freie Zeit und Buchausstellung*
19.00	Dinner / Abendessen

20h00	Business Ethics Challenges today Open discussion with inputs from PD Dr. Michaela Haase, Prof. Dr. Karl Wilhelm Dahm, Prof. Dr. Benedict Kwok Hung, and Nata Cwik
21h15	Social evening

Friday / Freitag 20 August 2010
8h00	Meditation Prof. Dr. Marianne Heimbach-Steins, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Institut f. Christliche Sozialwissenschaften
8.15-	Breakfast/Frühstück
Finance Ethics / Ethik des Finanzmarkts
9.00 - 11.00	Keynotes
	Ethics of Financial Markets. The Role of Capital in the Process of Creative Destruction Dr. Ulrich Thielemann, Universität St. Gallen, Institut für Wirschaftsethik
	What is Ethical about Ethical Investment? – Sustainable Investment Strategies of the Norwegian Oil Fund Prof. Dr. Henrik Syse Senior researcher,Peace research Institute, Oslo – & Former Head of Corporate Governance, Norges Bank Investment Management Chair
	10.00 Coffee Break
	10.15-11.00 Discussion of the keynotes
11.15 -12.05	Call for Papers I/ Early Career Paper Session I
	Channel 1 – Phd-Student papers 1 P. Mag. Franz Gassner Dissertant am Institut für Sozialethik der Universität Wien Justice in exchange maintains the Polis - Aristotle and the Crisis
	Channel 2 – Phd-Student papers 2 Simone Heinemann Ruhr-Universität Bochum - Institut für Philosophie Ethische Dimensionen von Finanzmarktrisiken
	Channel 3 – Globalization and Development politics Prof. Dr. Gerhard Kruip Lehrstuhl für Christliche Anthropologie und SozialethiKath.-Theol. Fakultät der Universität Mainz A claim for restitution payments - The poor countries as innocent victims of the present financial crisis in the context of theories of global justice
	Channel 4 Corporate Social Responsibility 1 Dr. Stephan Holthaus Freie Theologische Hochschule Gießen (FTH) Korruption: Neuere Entwicklungen und Ansätze zur Bekämpfung aus ethischer Sicht
	Channel 5 – Corporate Social Responsibility Mansi Mansi & Rakesh Pandey School of Management, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia Theoretical foundations for Corporate Social Responsibility and Workplace Spirituality: A Research Agenda
	Channel 6 – Finance Ethics Dr. Bert van de Ven The credit crisis and the moral responsibility of professionals in finance
	Channel 7 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 1 Dr. Lukas Kaelin Institut für Ethik und Recht in der Medizin, Wien Structures of Greed? Another Look with Hegel on the Basics of Modern Economics
	Channel 8 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 2 PD Dr. theol. Arne Manzeschke Arbeitsstelle für Theologische Ethik und Anthropologie Kulturwissenschaftliche Fakultät GW II, Universität Bayreuth Die heuristische Funktion der ›Supererogation‹ für die ethische Beurteilung ökonomischen Effizienzdenkens
	Channel 9 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 3 Pfr.Dr.theol.Wolfgang Leyk Neustädter Kirchenplatz 7, 91054 Erlangen To be or not to be? - Homo oeconomicus in current economic theory and ethics, a complementary survey
12h15-13h05	Call for Papers II / Early Career Paper Session II
	Channel 1 – Phd-Student papers 1 Ulrike Kirchengast Doktorandin am Institut für Philosophie, Universität Graz An approach towards a pluralistic virtue ethics
	Channel 2 – Phd-Student papers 2 Dipl.-Theol. Christoph Krauß Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Dissertationsprojekt: "Bedingungslos gerecht? Zum Problem ethischer Rechtfertigung von Konditionalitäten und Bedingungen in der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit"
	Channel 3 Globalization and Development politics Prof. Dr. Göran Collste A Conflict of Rights: The Case of TRIPS
	Channel 4 – Corporate Social Responsibility 1 Prof. Dr. Wim Dubbink (& Jeffery D. Smith) Tilburg University The Corporation as Bystander: Rejecting corporate indifference
	Channel 5 – Corporate Social Responsibility 2 Prof. Dr. Jan Jans Associate Professor of Christian Ethics, Tilburg University Liberality. On a virtuous way of dealing with property
	Channel 6 – Finance Ethics Pfr. Dr. Jörg Hübner Finanzmarktethik als Ethik der Informationsbeschaffung und -verarbeitung. Skizze einer wirtschaftsethischen Gesamtperspektive, entfaltet an der Bedeutung der Rating-Agenturen am globalen Finanzmarkt
	Channel 7 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 1 PD Dr. Michaela Haase Freie Universität Berlin, Marketing Department, Schwerpunkt Marketing und Ethik Management Knowledge and the Dominance of the Negative Problem
	Channel 8 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 2 Prof. Dr. A.W. Musschenga Faculty of Philosophy, VU University Amsterdam Moral unity and integrity in a differentiated society
	Channel 9 History and Theory of Economics Ethics 3 Dr. Ramezan Mahdavi Azadboni Assistant professor at Mazandaran University, Iran Ethical Aspect of Economic Activity
13.05	Lunch
14.00-14.50	Call for Papers III / Early Career Paper Session III
	Channel 1 – Phd-Student papers 1
	Channel 2 – Phd-Student papers 2 Lisa Herzog Doctoral Student, Political Theory, New College, Oxford University Adam Smith's message for Corporate Social Responsibility
	Channel 3 – Globalization and Development politics
	Channel 4 – Corporate Social Responsibility 1
	Channel 5 – Corporate Social Responsibility 2
	Channel 6 – Finance Ethics Prof. Dr. Bernhard Edmunds Phil.-Theol. Hochschule Sankt Georgen Die fraglich gewordene Ausrichtung der Finanzwirtschaft auf das Gemeinwohl : eine wirtschaftsethische Reflexion nach Ausbruch der globalen Finanzkrise
	Channel 7 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 1
	Channel 8 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 2
	Channel 9 History and Theory of Economics Ethics 3 Dr. Sayyed Aliakbar Rabinattaj Professor at Mazandaran University, Iran The Ethic of Exchanging
14h50	Coffee break
15.00-22h00	Outing / Ausfahrt nach Wiesbaden 15h00 Departure/ Abfahrt 16.30h Reception by the / Empfang durch den Hessischen Ministerpräsidenten Roland Koch in der Hessischen Staatskanzlei, Wiesbaden 17.30h Tour of the City / Stadtbesichtigung von Wiesbaden 19.30h Winetasting and visit / Schlenderweinprobe und Besuch von Schloss Westerhaus,Ingelheim, 21.30h Departure to Arnoldshain / Rückfahrt nach Arnoldshain

Saturday / Samstag 21 August 2010
8h00	Meditation Dr. Neil Messer
8.15-	Breakfast/Frühstück
Critical Perspectives on Globalizing Markets / Kritische Aspekte globalisierter Märkte
9.00-11.00	Keynotes
	Accounting for Difference: Rethinking Global Markets in a Postcolonial World Prof. Dr. Rebecca Todd Peters, Elon University
	On not Moving your Neighbour‘s Landmark‘: Grace, Justice and the Total Market Prof. Dr. Timothy J Gorringe, University of Exeter
	10.00-Coffe break
	10.30-11.30 Discussion of the keynotes
	11.30 Break / Pause
11.45-12.35	Call for papers IV
11.45-12.35 Parallel	Workshop for Early Career Scholars: How to write a good funding proposal ? Workshop für NachwuchswissenschaftlerInnen: Wie schreibe ich einen erfolgreichen Förderantrag?
	Channel 1 Phd-Student papers 1
	Channel 2 Phd-Student papers 2
	Channel 3 – Globalization and Development politics Dr. Ville Päivänsalo, ThD University Lecturer, Department of Systematic Theology, University of Helsinki, Finland TRIPS, Health, and Corporate Responsibility: Cooperation for Human Rights Accountability
	Channel 4 Corporate Social Responsibility 1 Prof. Dr. S. Douglas Beets The Schools of Business, Wake Forest University, USA The Corporate Quest for Personhood: A Historical Review of the Evolution of Corporations in the U.S.
	Channel 5 – Corporate Social Responsibility 2 Dr. Ellen-Marie Forsberg Senior Researcher, Work Research Institute, Oslo Establishing organisational platforms for ethical reflection - the case of the Norwegian Army
	Channel 6 – Finance Ethics Samson Igbinosa and Blessing Omoruyi Daystar College, Benin City Governance in the Financial Markets – Understanding Self-Regulation
	Channel 7 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 1 Prof. Dr. Angela Roothaan Economics and Imagination
	Channel 8 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 2 Dr. Céline Ehrwein Nihan Heig-Vaud, Yverdon-les-Bains, Suisse Die Care Economy als Paradigma der Verschmelzung von Öffentlichkeit und Privatsphäre
	Channel 9 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 3 Prof. Dr. Wan Sulaiman Bin Wan Yusof Dean, Kulliyyah of Muamalat,Insaniah College University (KUIN), Malaysia The Role of Ethics, Maqasid Al-Syariah, Morality and Altruism in Economic Life
13.00	Lunch /Mittagessen
14.30-16.15	General Assembly of the Societas Ethica / Mitgliederversammlung der Societas Ethica
16.30-17.20	Call for papers V
	Channel 1 – Phd-Student papers 1
	Channel 2 – Phd-Student papers 2
	Channel 3 – Globalization and Development politics Stefan Raich Patentsysteme und Menschenrechte – Die Produktion von Gemeinwohlgütern
	Channel 4 – Corporate Social Responsibility 1 Prof. Dr. Wim Dubbink (& Jeffery Smith) Tillburg University A Political Account of Corporate Moral Responsibility
	Channel 5 – Corporate Social Responsibility Pfr. Dr.theol.Wolfgang Leyk Erlangen Institutions: Individualism and Collective Action Emerging cross-references for ethics and economy
	Channel 6 – Finance Ethics Cancelled !!!!! Dr. Eric Brown Central European University, Business School, Budapest Morally substantial fiduciary duties as the basis of business ethics: vulnerabilities and the financial crisis
	Channel 7 – History and Theory of Economics Ethics 1 Dr. Norbert Campagna Luxembourg Is Adam Smith only a problem or also a possible part of the solution?
	Channel 8 History and Theory of Economics Ethics 2 PD Dr. Dr. Andrea Günter D-79102 Freiburg Zu einer philosophischen Ökologie des Verhältnisses von Ökonomie und Politik
	Channel 9 History and Theory of Economics Ethics 3 Dr. John Thompson Dept. of Religious Studies, University of Dayton Charity, Justice, and the Global Economy
16.30- Parallel	Board Meeting / Sitzung des Vorstands der Societas Ethica
18.00	Dinner / Abendessen
19.15	Prize Ceremony / Preisverleihung Societas Ethica Nachwuchspreis / Societas Ethica Early Career Award
19.30	SPECIAL KEY NOTE Expulsions: A Savage Sorting of Winners and Losers Prof. Dr. Saskia Sassen, Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology and Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University, New York
21.00	Board Meeting / Sitzung des Vorstands der Societas Ethica

Sunday /Sonntag 22 August 2010
8.00-8.45	Breakfast
9:00-10.00	Morning Service / Gottesdienst: On Morals, Markets and Money Prof. Dr. Ulla Schmidt, University of Oslo, KIFO-Faculty of Theology
Corporate Social Responsibility and the Responsibility of Business: / CSR und die Verantwortung im Business
10.00-12h00	Panel Session and Discussion
10.00-12h00	Prof. Dr. Heinrich Bedford-Strohm, Universität Bamberg, Director of the Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Research Center for Public Theology, und University of Stellenbosch Dr. Kate Millar, Director of the Center for Applied Bioethics, University of Nottingham Natalia Cwik, Knowledge Manager, Responsible Business Forum, Poland PD Dr. Stefan Grotefeld, Leiter der Fachstelle Kirche & Wirtschaft, Zürich Moderation: Dr. Gotlind Ulshöfer
12.00-13.00	Lunch / Mittagessen
13.00-	Departure / Abfahrt Bus transfer to Oberursel Bahnhof and Frankfurt International Airport