Keynotes and Experts
Keynotes
Dr. Thomas Roulet is Senior Lecturer in Organisation Theory at the Judge Business School and a Fellow in Sociology and Management at Girton College, both at the University of Cambridge. His work focuses on negative social evaluations (stigma, scandals, disapproval), institutions and stakeholder relationships ans has been published in outlets such as Academy of Management Journal, the Academy of Management Review and the Academy of Management Annals. Until January 2020 he was also the co-editor in chief of M@n@gement, the first journal founded as an open access outlet in the field of organization theory.
In his keynote speech, Dr. Roulet will focus on negative social evaluations from a societal perspectives: Why do they exist? When are they used in an instrumental manner? Why do they divide us? In the post COVID world, what can we learn from this literature to understand new perceptual phenomena such as conspiracy theories or the rise of divisive politics. Based on a just published Standford University Press book by Dr. Roulet entitled "The Power of Being Divisive", he will adress how negative social evaluations (stigma, illegitimacy, dirty work, bad reputation) tend to be used to exclude and marginalize targets and highlight mechanisms through which those negative social evaluations yield opportunities for individuals and organizations to grab power and resources.
Prof. Jean-Pascal Gond is the head of ETHOS – The Centre for Responsible Enterprise – at the Business School of City, University of London. His research builds on economic sociology and organizational psychology to investigate Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) across organizations and markets, with a focus on CSR metrics and the new professionals of CSR. His work has been published in outlets such as the Academy of Management Review, Business and Society, Business Ethics Quarterly, Human Relations and the Journal of Management.
In his keynote speech, Jean-Pascal Gond will first rely on prior works on micro-CSR and performativity to discuss current shifts in the CSR research field and its expansion across management and social sciences, and then map the multiple tensions and challenges faced by the field. He will then advocate for an approach to CSR based on collective action theory, and focused on the continuous reconciliation of multiple forms of ‘common good’, best able to address contemporary business and society challenges in either the new normal Covid world or the post-Covid world.
EXPERTS
Ms | Emma | Avetisyan | Audencia Business School |
Mr | Guido | Berens | Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University |
Ms | Lies | Bouten | IESEG School of Management |
Ms | Flore | Bridoux | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
Ms | Karine | Cerrada Cristia | UCLouvain |
Ms | Karine | Charry | UCLouvain |
Mr | Frank | de Bakker | IESEG School of Management |
Mr | Yves | De Rongé | UCLouvain, LouRIM |
Mr | Frédéric | Dufays | KU Leuven |
Ms | Christel | Dumas | ICHEC Brussels Management School |
Ms | Laura Marie | Edinger-Schons | University of Mannheim |
Ms | Manal | El Abboubi | University Mohamed V Rabat |
Mr | Peter-Jan | Engelen | University of Antwerp |
Ms | Susana | Esper | IESEG School of Management |
Ms | Carine | Farias | IESEG School of Management |
Ms | Ursa | Golob | University of Ljubljana |
Mr | Jean-Pascal | Gond | Bayes Business School, University of London |
Ms | Jennifer | Goodman | Audencia Business School |
Ms | Shoaib Ul | Haq | HEC Liege |
Ms | Julie | Hermans | UCLouvain, LouRIM |
Mr | Marek | Hudon | Université libre de Bruxelles |
Mr | Bryant | Hudson | IESEG School of Management |
Mr | Benjamin | Huybrechts | HEC Liège, University of Liège |
Ms | Eline | Jammaers | UCLouvain |
Ms | Catherine | Janssen | Université libre de Bruxelles |
Mr | Arno | Kourula | University of Amsterdam Business School |
Ms | Céline | Louche | Audencia Business School |
Mr | François | Maon | IESEG School of Management |
Ms | Anaïs | Périlleux | UCLouvain |
Mr | Mikael | Petitjean | IESEG School of Management |
Mr | Klement | Podnar | University of Ljubljana |
Ms | Sophie | Pondeville | UNamur |
Mr | Carsten | Reuter | Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences |
Mr | Thomas | Roulet | University of Cambridge |
Ms | Coline | Ruwet | ICHEC Brussels Management School |
Ms | Ruba | Saleh | ICHEC Brussels Management School |
Ms | Valérie | Swaen | UCLouvain, LouRIM |
Mr | Koen | van Bommel | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
Mr | Luc | Van Liedekerke | University Antwerp |
Mr | Christian | Vögtlin | Audencia Business School |
Mr | Christopher | Wickert | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |