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Donald H. Schepers
Associate Professor of Management
Donald_Schepers@baruch.cuny.edu
http://aux.zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/home/mgt/schepers/
Education:
BA St. Mary's University 1974 MDiv St. Michael's Faculty of Theology, University of Toronto 1982 MBA Tulane University 1995 MS University of Arizona Administration 1997 PhD University of Arizona Business Administration 1998
Areas of Expertise:
Networks, Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Ethics, Corporate Codes of Ethics, Sustainability, Ethical Decision Making, Socially Responsible Investing
Selected Publications:
Schepers, D. H. Forthcoming. The Equator Principles: A Promise in Progress? Corporate Governance: An International Review. 28 pages. Schepers, D. H. (2006).
The Impact of NGO Network Conflict on the CSR Strategies of Multinational Corporations. Business & Society, 45: 254-281. Schepers, D. H. (2006).
Three proposed perspectives of attitude toward business’ ethical responsibilities and their implications for cultural comparison. Business & Society Review, 111/1, Winter 2006. 15-36. Schepers, D. H., & Gardberg, N. A. (2003).
On the side of the angels. Case study of Enron culture and financial mechanisms. Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management, 5/2: 166-184. Schepers, D. H. (2003).
A critique of social investing’s diversity measures. Business and Society Review, 108: 487-508. Schepers, D. H. (2003).
Machiavellianism, profit, and the dimensions of ethical judgments: A study of interactions. Journal of Business Ethics, 42: 339-352. Schepers, D. H., & Sethi, S.P. (2003).
Do socially responsible funds actually deliver what they promise? The credibility gap between the promise and performance of socially responsible funds. Business and Society Review, 108, 11-32.
Professional Activities:
Associate Director, Robert Zicklin Center for Corporate Integrity, Baruch College
Ad hoc reviewer: Journal of Business Ethics, The CASE Journal, Business Ethics: A European Review, Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management, Journal of Business Venturing.
Member and conference reviewer: Academy of Management, Society of Business Ethics, International Association of Business and Society.
Awards, Honors, etc.:
Recipient, Abraham J. Briloff Prize for Business Ethics (2002, 2008)
Dean's Recognition for Research Excellence (2004, 2005, 2006)
Baruch College Award for Teaching Excellence (2002)