2nd Studies of Society and Business Symposium
March 6th 2017 – ISTEC Paris, JE3
The Studies of Society and Business Symposium is a yearly event organized by and for the community evolving around the Society and Business Review. It aims at creating an open space for expression, exchange and collaboration, in order to stimulate academic research and publication in the field of Business & Society. Indeed, the symposium format encourages conversation and (respectful) arguments, rather than presenting finished papers. It is the opportunity to build a community of scholars who feel aligned with the scope and editorial line of the journal, or wish to participate in debates and conversations concerning its areas of interest. It is also an occasion for authors to have their work reviewed and discussed by the SBR editorial team.
Keynote speakers
Matt Statler New York University | Pierre Guillet de Monthoux Copenhagen Business School |
Breaking out of the hype Management educators resetting modern action in Business Schools | |
Program overview (see details below) | |
9h | Introduction (Room JE3) |
9h30 | Keynote: Matt Statler (NYU) & Pierre Guillet de Monthoux (CBS) |
10h30 | Coffee break |
11h | Sub-stream Sessions |
12h30 | Lunch Break |
14h | Plenary Session |
15h | Parallel Sessions |
16h30 | Coffee break |
17h | Upcoming Special Issue and Conclusion |
Location
ISTEC 128, quai de Jemmapes – Métro Gare de l’Est Room JE3 | |
Paris (France) Founded on strong humanist values in 1961 and located near the beautiful Canal Saint Martin, the ISTEC offers an ideal site to host this Symposium. |
Conveners et sub-streams
The conveners of the overall symposium are Yoann Bazin (ISTEC), Koji Shimohata (Shikoku University) and Yvon Pesqueux (CNAM). In addition, two sub-streams will be held:
- “From Bhopal to Rana Plaza : The day After. Outcomes of 30 years of campaigns for human rights and environmental protection in global supply chains”, organized by Guillaume Delalieux (Sciences Po Lille) and Malik Bozzo-Rey (Lille Catholic University). Contact: guillaume.delalieux@sciencespo-lille.eu
- “Philosophy of Management”, organized by Jose Bento da Silva (Warwick Business School) and Alvaro Balsas (Faculdade de Filosofia, Braga). Contact: jose.bento-da-silva@wbs.ac.uk
Submission
Interested participants must submit an abstract of 1,000 words, to y.bazin@istec.fr, by Dec. 1st 2016. The proposal should be sent in either .doc or .pdf format, and include authors’ names, institutions and email addresses, along with the outline of their key arguments.
Should you have any questions in the meantime, please email y.bazin@istec.fr.
Registration and fees
Registration is mandatory, form is available here.
Detailed program | ||
9h | Introduction (Room JE3) Yvon Pesqueux (CNAM) & Yoann Bazin (ISTEC) | |
9h30 | Keynote Matt Statler (NYU) & Pierre Guillet de Monthoux (CBS) Breaking out of the Hype Management educators resetting modern action in Business Schools[1] | |
10h30 | Coffee break | |
11h | Philosophy of Management M. Korica - JE3 A Janand (RITM) & L Maizeray (LEM) - Conceptualisation of the fears of managers through the philosophy of Seneca E Riot - Prudence in banking G Branellec, I Cadet & P O’Malley - A examination of global law, ethics and IB | From Bhopal to Rana Plaza G. Delalieux & M. Bozzo-Rey - JE2 A Ratier - TBD C Séhier - CSR against workers? L Belerlein - Private regulation in the global garment value chain |
12h30 | Lunch Break | |
14h30 | Upcoming Special Issue: Rémi Jardat, Jérôme Méric & Corinne Vercher-Chaptal From Business and Society to Business for Society | |
15h | Plenary Session J. Méric - JE3 M Korica - How to be critical: Teaching critical thinking and the future of business education C Farias - Breaking the code of silence: when the dirty work at the borders enters pop-culture | |
16h | Coffee break | |
16h30 | Parallel Session A Y. Pesqueux & K. Shimohata - JE2 V Rundshagen, N Scherle & C Bachmann - A cosmopolitanism turn for management education? A Voiculescu - Toward a moral division of labour | Parallel Session B R. Jardat - JE3 A Bargenda - The creation of societal brand value through corporate architecture E Riot - In the apparatus eye M Leclair & R Holt - A question of style: organising creativity and craft in a fashion designer’s atelier |
18h | Conclusion | |
Society and Business Review
[1] As a preparation to the spirit of our talk Pierre and Matt recommend the following ongoing art show at Halles St Pierre Montmartre; http://www.anousparis.fr/culture/expos/gilbert-peyre-lelectromecanicien-des-objets