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Business Ethics
International Business Fellows explore meaning of ethical business
The International Business Fellow's trip to Poland is a culmination of a year of reading, discussions and interactions with business leaders.
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Turning a spotlight on behavioral blind spots
Ann Tenbrunsel demonstrates how behavioral ethics are a crucial part of business education.
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Regenerative production as a vehicle for environmental peacebuilding? An exploratory case from Uganda
Richard "Drew" Marcantonio, concurrent assistant professor for Mendoza's Business Ethics and Society, wrote a piece for Peace News about his research into regenerative agriculture and production and how it could contribute to peacebuilding.
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Head, Heart & Hands
At Mendoza, a different kind of business research is blossoming that bridges the gap between scholars and practitioners to create benefits for society.
Profiles
Rock Steady
Over his three-decade career at Notre Dame, Mike Crant has developed an entire field of study.
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A business fellowship program tackles ethics through the lens of The Holocaust
“We are taking a group of people that are really interested in ethical behavior and showing them how organizations, systems and individuals themselves can be led astray,” said Ann Tenbrunsel, the David E. Gallo Professor of Business Ethics at Mendoza College of Business.
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Business in the Holy Land
Faculty from the Mendoza College of Business and the Pulte Institute for Global Development developed the inaugural “Reimagining Business Excellence” program with the director of the Jerusalem Global Gateway, to bring together university experts with leaders and entrepreneurs who work and care for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
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Firms address corporate scandal with lengthy codes of ethics, study shows
New research from the University of Notre Dame examines how firms are addressing the problem through the language in their public ethics documents.
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Trader Joe's keeps issuing recalls. Rocks, insects, metal in our food. Is it time to worry?
"Modern supply chains are longer and more complex than ever before, which makes it increasingly more difficult for companies to ensure the quality of every single product they sell," Wowak said in a USA Today piece.
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Disclosing ‘true normal price’ recommended to protect consumers from deceptive pricing
Research by Joe Urbany, professor of marketing at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, critically evaluates two assumptions underlying the FTC’s decision to halt deceptive pricing prosecution.