Academic Publications

There is a very long list of things I would rather do than write purely academic work, and being punched in the gut is on the list. This type of writing is no fun for me (aside from my awesome co-authors). It is formulaic and lacks personality. It is a bummer. Nonetheless, it is part of my job, so I have written papers, chapters, and cases, all tied together with the thread of understanding why people do what they do through an ethical lens. Some of these papers have super interesting findings, but the way we have to explain them is an express ride to snooze town. There is also little room for sarcasm or swearing in academic publications, which is a real disappointment.

  • Do well, do good, and know your audience: The double-edged sword of formalistic CSR framing on short and long-term brand perceptions.

    Journal of Brand Management

    paper

  • The Ethical Standards of Judgment Questionnaire: Development and Validation of Independent Measures of Formalism and Consequentialism

    Journal of Business Ethics

    paper

  • Mezcal: When Culture and Consumption Collide

    International Association for Business and Society

    proceedings

  • The Humane Society (U.S.) and SeaWorld: Orca Obstacle

    Ivey Business School

    case study + teaching note

  • Building Faculty SoTL Skills Through a Multi- and Interdisciplinary Writing Community of Practice.

    Building Faculty SoTL Skills Through a Multi- and Interdisciplinary Writing Community of Practice.

    book chapter

  • Does Power Corrupt or Enable? When and why power facilitates self-interested behavior.

    Journal of Applied Psychology

    paper

  • On the causes and conditions of moral behavior: Why is this all we know?

    Psychological Perspectives on Ethical Behavior and Decision Making

    book chapter

  • The Seas of Change: Exploring the Impacts of Semester at Sea on Students' Personal and Professional Growth

    International Association for Business and Society

    Proceedings

  • The Ultimate Fighting Championship and Cultural Viability

    Ivey Business School

    case study + teaching note

  • Sierra Nevada Brewing Company: End of Incentives

    North American Case Research Journal

    case study + teaching note

  • Time for a Tune Up: Engaged Learning for a New Generation of Business Students

    International Association for Business and Society

    Proceedings

  • Business Unusual: Transforming Business School Curricula through Community Engagement

    Metropolitan Universities Journal

    paper

  • Grenada Chocolate Company: Big Decisions for a Young Social Enterprise on a Small Island

    Journal of Business Ethics Education

    case study + teaching note

  • The Effects of Moral Identity on Moral Behavior: An Empirical Investigation of the Moral Individual

    Journal of Applied Psychology

    paper

  • Maguey Melate: Mission Driven Mezcal

    Ivey Business School

    Case study + Teaching note

  • Anamaya: Sustainable Yoga Retreat in a Crowded Market. Ivey Publishing

    Ivey Business School

    Case Study

  • Applying Character Strengths in Business Ethics Exercises: A Collaborative Workshop

    Journal of Business Ethics Education

    paper

  • Character Strengths in Business Ethics Education

    Teaching Ethics in Business (forthcoming)

    book chapter

Works in progress

You always need some irons in the fire! To stay current, I work on a few projects at once. Right now, I have several fun things with amazing co-authors:

  • Virtue as Due Diligence: A Process Model of Entrepreneurial Trustworthiness (Barrie Litzky + Robert Morier)

  • Teaching Institutional Judgment: Cognitive Apprenticeship as a Framework for Asset Management Education (Barrie Litzky + Robert Morier)

  • Is Happiness Always the Exercise of Virtue? Ethical Predispositions and Their Influence on Wellbeing (Ed Love + Cat Armstrong Soule)

  • When Self-Interest Drives the System: Moral Egoism as Driver of CSR Decoupling and Workplace Opportunism (Ed Love + Cat Armstrong Soule)