Ethics of Business\, Trade &\; Global Governance: Conference Schedule
December 4\, 2020
All times EST/All sessions via Zoom
9:00-10:45\, Title: International Business &\; Globalization
&ldquo\;Responsibilities of a Japanese global company: Challenges to Gender Equality\,&rdquo\; Hanaka Ariyoshi (University of Kitakyushu\, Fukuoka Japan)
&ldquo\;COVID-19\, GVCs and the shifting European policy context for strategic industries\,&rdquo\; Louise Curran (Toulouse Business School) and Jappe Eckhardt (University of York)
\n\n&ldquo\;Globalization as a &lsquo\;Soft Factor&rsquo\; in the Process of Social Erosion\,&rdquo\; Aleksandar Novakovic (SMC Business School\, Switzerland and Institute for Political Studies&mdash\;Serbia)
11:00-12:45\, Title: \; Trade &\; Global Governance
&ldquo\;Trump\, Xi and the Threat to the World Trade Organization\,&rdquo\; Kevin Fandl (Temple University)
&ldquo\;Transnational Anti-corruption Deterrence: the Effects of the FCPA on China's State-dominated Sectors\,&rdquo\; Jian Xu (Emory University)
\n\n&ldquo\;To see and be seen: The political economy of new technologies for monitoring deforestation-linked value chains\,&rdquo\; Caleb Gallemore (Lafayette College)
1:30-2:45\, \; Plenary Address: "Are We Past 'Peak Globalization'?"\, Douglas A. Irwin\, John French Professor in Economics\, Dartmouth College
3:00-4:15\, Title: Ethical Norms &\; International Business
&ldquo\;Who is Wronged by Wrongful Exploitation?&rdquo\; Brian Berkey (University of Pennsylvania)
&ldquo\;Towards a Normative Justification of the UN's Guiding Principles for Businesses\,&rdquo\; Aatif Abbas (Syracuse University)
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