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Faculty Research
When consumers turn to a moral authority
Moral implications can have as much influence on purchasing decisions as financial returns, according to new research from Professor Amanda Sharkey.
Business Ethics
The ethical choices of powering the AI race
New case study produced at Notre Dame grapples with questions of energy, ethics and data centers
Faith
Where Faith Meets the Global Economy
Father Oliver Williams’ lifelong mission has been to prove that ethical conviction belongs at the heart of business.
Business Ethics
Notre Dame Ethics Week 2026 Focuses on Tariffs
Notre Dame Ethics Week will feature a series of expert speakers examining tariffs from multiple perspectives, including their legal history and their role in global economic relations.
Business Ethics
Connecting the Dots: How multisector collaborations drive economic and community success
The Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership is connecting research with business and society to work toward more just, flourishing communities.
Features
Finding the Fairness Formula
Mendoza researchers say that in business and in life, how well you fare has a lot to do with how well you’re fair.
Features
The Adam Smith Professor
James Otteson helps Mendoza students find their moral purpose as leaders.
Business Ethics
Why Godzilla is still a monstrous defender of humanity decades later
Fast Company covered an article by the Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Business' director Jessica McManus Warnell that draws parallels between the original Japanese film "Godzilla" and disaster recovery efforts after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Business Ethics
Godzilla at 70: The monster’s warning to humanity is still urgent
Management professor Jessica McManus Warnell and Amanda Kennell reflect on the warnings from the original 1954 film "Godzilla" in light of Japanese organization's 2024 Nobel Peace Prize Award.
Business Ethics
'Google knows a lot': Apps and companies tracking your online activity
"But the reason Facebook and Google and many of the other platforms have these products is so that you spend time with them, so that they can show you ads,” said Kevin Hartman, associate teaching professor of marketing, in a piece from WSBT22 News.