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Education
Ph.D. Colgate
Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, University
of Virginia
M.Div. Weston School of Theology
Th.M. Weston School of Theology
M.I.M. American Graduate School of International Management
B.S. Xavier University
Areas of Expertise
Moral theory, International business and management, Social issues in management
Background
Faculty member at Santa Clara
University
Dean Witter Foundation Fellow, 2002-2005
Director of International Business Programs, 2003-2005
Courses Taught
Business Ethics, Social, Legal, and Political Environment of Business, International Management, International Business, Organizational Behavior
Research Interests
Moral theory, in particular,
casuistry, moral theory comparisons and virtue ethics, contemporary international business
issues such as those involving the automobile and oil industries’ strategies in China, and contemporary computer
and Internet related social issues such as online trust and
privacy
Selected Publications
Martin Calkins. “Casuistry
and the Business Case Method.” In Religious Perspectives
on Business Ethics: An Anthology, ed. Thomas O'Brien and
Scott Paeth, Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers,
Inc., 2006.
Edward J. Romar and Martin Calkins. “Update - Case
Study: WorldCom.” In Business Ethics: Decision Making
for Personal Integrity and Social Responsibility, ed. Laura
Hartman and Joseph DesJardins. Burr Ridge: McGraw-Hill, Inc.,
Forthcoming
Tara J. Radin, Martin Calkins, and Carolyn Predmore. “New Challenges to Old Problems: Building Trust in E-Marketing.” Business
and Society Review. Forthcoming 2007.
“The Struggle Against Sweatshops: Moving Toward Responsible
Global Business.” Journal of Business Ethics 66, 2-3
(June 2006): 261-272.
Martin Calkins. “How Casuistry and Virtue Ethics Might
Break the Ideological Stalemate Troubling Agricultural Biotechnology.” Business
Ethics Quarterly 12, 3 (July 2002): 305-330.
“Silicon Valley’s Next Generation of Entrepreneurs.” Business
Ethics Quarterly Special Edition - Ethics and Entrepreneurship
- The Ruffin Series No.3 (2002): 209-218.
“Rippers, Portal Users, and Profilers: Three Web-Based
Issues for Business Ethicists.” Business and Society
Review 107 (2002): 61-75.
“Casuistry and the Business Case Method.” Business
Ethics Quarterly 11, 2 (April 2001): 237-259.
Professional Activities
Editorial Board Member: Journal of Business Ethics
Reviewer: Society for Business Ethics, Business Ethics Quarterly,
Springer Academic Publishers, Markkula Center for Applied
Ethics, Prentice Hall Publishers
Member: Academy of Management, American Philosophical Association,
Society for Business Ethics
Honors
Weston
School of Theology Comprehensive Examination Passed with
Distinction, 1994
Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges, 1993-1994
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