14 April 20111

08:30 - 09:30

Registrtration (Building II, Entry North, 1st floor)

09:30 - 11:00

Symposium OpeningRoom: B1.04 (Building II, 1st floor) Luis Reto (Dean of ISCTE-IUL) Francisco Esteves (Director of CIS-IUL) Eduardo Simões (Chairman of SESRR)

Opening ConferenceResponsible Business and NGOs: Different PathDaniel Arenas, ESADE Ramon Llull University, Spai ths to Collaboration n

11:00 - 11:30

Coffeee break (Building II, Hall, 1st floor)

11:30 - 13:00

Session 1: Individual ethics in organizations I Room: C4.06 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Nelson Ramalho SESRR_100 The role of accountability in ethicaldecision-makingVítor Hugo Silva & Eduardo SimõesCIS/ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal SESRR_112 A Ripple Effect: Exploring the Spread of Organizational MisconductFranziska Zuber Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlandsi SESRR_146 How the leader’s moral intelligence predictsemployees’ affective commitment: Themediating role of transformationalleadershipCláudia Mamede Instituto Superior Miguel Torga, PortugalNeuza Ribeiro Instituto Politécnico de Leiria, PortugalDaniel Roque GomesInstituto Politécnico de Coimbra, PortugalArménio RegoUniversidade de Aveiro, Portugal

Session 2: Ethics and CSR in higher Education Room: C4.07 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Miguel Pina e Cunha SESRR_126 Quality and social responsibility: A view tocontinuous improvement and excellence inPortuguese Higher Education Institutions,the perspective of the students integratedin mobility programmesTeresa Nogueiro, Fátima Jorge & Margarida SaraivaUniversidade de Évora SESRR_127 Communication to stakeholders of the ethics code in an academic organizationPaulo Sá Pereira, Raquel Ventura-Lucas & Fátima Jorge Universidade de Évora, Portugal SESRR_131 Corporate Social Responsibility: Thestate of the art in the first decade of the new millennium Pedro Terrível & Teresa Rebelo Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal

13:00 - 14:30

LunchLunch (Building II, 3rd floor Restaurant)

14:30 - 16:00

Session 3: CSR, Ethics and organizationalcitizenship behaviorRoom: C4.06 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Fátima Jorge SESRR_102 Relationship between perceived corporatesocial responsibility and organizationalcommitment: the mediating role of construed external imagePatrícia Duarte & José G. Neves CIS/ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal SESRR_125 Firms’ ethical responsibilities andorganizational citizenship behaviors: Themediating role of psychological capital andaffective commitment Susana Leal Instituto Politécnico de Santarém, PortugalArménio RegoUniversidade de Aveiro, PortugalArnaldo Coelho Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal SESRR_128 The role of ethical climate in the promotionof organizational citizenship behaviorRaquel Matos & Eduardo SimõesISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal

Session 4: Business Ethics Room: C4.07 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Teresa Rebelo SESRR_119 The adapting ethics of Equity FirmsRobson Sø Rocha Aarhus University, Denmark SESRR_139 The processes and transformations of thecorporate codes of ethics: the case "programaéticaedp"Helena Gonçalves Universidade Católica do Porto, PortugalAna Roque Inspire, Portugal SESRR_143 The impact of corporate social responsibilitycommunication on consumer attitudes: Is there an effective way to reach consumers?Selin Türkel & Burcu Öksüz Izmir University of Economics, Turkey

16:00-16:30

Coffeee break (Building II, Hall, 1st floor)

16:30-18:00

Roundtable Ethics is for all: The contemporary challenges faorganizations in ethics and social responsibilityRoom: B1.04 (Building II, 1st floor) Chair: Pedro Camacho (Revista Visão)* Francisco Maria Balsemão (Associação Nacional de Jove Vanda Cruz (Allianz Portugal)* Jorge Lopes (DHL)* Isabel Jonet (Entrajuda/Banco Alimentar contra a fome)* Helena Gata (TESE) Filipa Lacerda (Liga para a Protecção da Natureza) Gonçalo Pernas (GRACE/RSE Portugal)* *to be confirmed facing businesses, NGO’s and otherdomains ns Empresários)

20:00

Social dinner

15 April 20111

08:30 - 09:30

Registrtration (Building II, Entry North, 1st floor)

09:30 - 11:00

Session 5: Poster Session I Room: C4.06 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Teresa d’Oliveira SESRR_117 The role of professional ethics in the worldof the future psychologistElisaveta G. Kostova Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain SESRR_120 Corporate Social Responsibility andHumanitarian Work PsychologyTânia F. Silva Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal & Bologna University, ItalyTeresa Rebelo Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal SESRR_130 Ethical positioning and organizationalcitizenship behaviors: An exploratory studyPedro Fialho & Nuno R. Santos Universidade de Évora, Portugal SESRR_133 Unethical and discriminatory practices inhiring: Not employing the unemployedTatiana Rodrigues & Sara Ramos CIS/ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal SESRR_134 Ethics in organizations: Employers'perceptions of older employeesVerónica Cavaleiro, João Duarte & Sara Ramos, CIS/ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal SESRR_145 Consumers’ readiness to support sociallyresponsible organizations: The predictiverole of perceived importance of CSRPatrícia Duarte & Carla Mouro CIS/ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal

Session 6: Poster Session II Room: C4.07 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Eduardo Simões SESRR_101 Fostering employee retention: The role of perceived corporate investment in internalsocial responsibility practicesPatrícia Duarte CIS/ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, PortugalSónia P. Gonçalves Instituto Piaget, Portugal SESRR_137 Corporate social responsibility: From thecompany to the individual. A study onethics inside Portuguese companies.Claudia G. Almeida ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal SESRR_121 Knowledgeable and trustworthyenvironments: An ethical appraisalGonçalo Costa, Mary Prior & Simon RogersonMontfort University, United Kingdom SESRR_132 Management of the health and safety at work and the waste generated in theconstructive process: Ethics and socialresponsibility in the construction industryMaria B. Melo & Diogo VasconcelosUniversidade Federal da Paraíba, Brasil SESRR_141 Corporate social responsibility ineducation: A case from Turkey “TurkcellKardelenler” Pelin Baytekin & Deniz MadenEge University, Turkey

11:00 - 11:30

Coffeee break (Building II, Hall, 1st floor)

11:30 - 13:00

Session 7: Individual ethics in organizations II Room: C4.06 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Carlos Cabral Cardoso SESRR_108 Ethical adjustment as a duality: Closing theGap Between the OntologicalUnderstandings of Business Ethics andExpatriate's AdjustmentNuno Guimarães-Costa & Miguel Pina e CunhaUniversidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal SESRR_115 Ethical perceptions of employees about marketing practices in Bosnia andHerzegovinaMuhammet Sait Dinc & Teoman Duman International Burch University, Bosnia and Herzegovina SESRR_118 Perception of ethical environment amongmiddle managers: Evidence from a surveyChiara Mi & Alvise Favotto University of Venice–Ca’ Foscari, Italy

Session 8: CSR’s practices in different economic sectors Room: C4.07 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Maria João Santos SESRR_129 Corporate social responsibility in thepharmaceutical industry of HungaryRichard Szanto Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary SESRR_142 Social responsibility practices in thePortuguese banking sector: Perspectivesand impactTeresa Pereira Esteves Instituto Superior de Gestão Bancária, Portugal SESRR_144 Environmental responsibility in the DNA of organizations: Confluence of twotheoretical perspectives on organizationalidentity in a research in the PortugueseChemical sector Olga Branco & Francisco NunesISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, Portugal

13:00 - 14:30

LunchLunch (Building II, 3rd floor Restaurant)

14:30 - 16:00

Session 9: CSR, Ethics and organizationalperformanceRoom: C4.06 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: José Neves SESRR_123 Impact of social responsibility programs instakeholder satisfaction: An empirical studyof Portuguese Managers perceptionsLuís Fonseca Instituto Politécnico do Porto and APCER, PortugalAmílcar Ramos & Álvaro Rosa ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute, PortugalAna Cristina Braga & Paulo SampaioUniversidade do Minho, Portugal SESRR_135 Researching social responsibilitiesawareness of university students by probit model Aysen S. KandemirKocaeli University, TurkeyNilay K. YucelOnsekiz Mart University, TurkeyHuner Kule Kocaeli University, TurkeyMeltem Irtes Anadolu University, Turkey SESRR_138 Contingent analysis of the relationshipbetween social strategy and socialperformanceJosé F. Sánchez, Ladislao L. Sotorrío & Elisa B. Díez University of Cantabria, Spain SESRR_140 Ethical Culture and Social ResponsibilityManagement in 4 and 5 stars HospitalityOrganizations in the Algarve as a factor of attraction of High Potential CandidatesJoaquim P. ContreirasUniversidade do Algarve, PortugalFátima JorgeUniversidade de Évora, PortugalPaulo Carrasco Universidade do Algarve, Portugal

Session 10: Theoretical issues on Ethics and CSR Room: C4.07 (Building II, 4th floor) Chair & Discussant: Arménio Rego SESRR_104 Setting the stage for a virtue-basedapproach to business ethicsRosa SlegersBabson College, USA SESRR_107 The progressive possibilities immanent inthe regime of corporate socialresponsibilityMaja SavevskaUniversité Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium SESRR_109 Temporality and the life of corporationsConceição Soares Universidade Católica do Porto, Portugal

16:00 - 16:30

Coffeee break (Building II, Hall, 1st floor)

16:30 - 18:00

Closing ConferenceBack to the Future: Research perspectives on CR Room: B1.04 (Building II, 1st floor) Jan Jonker, Nijmegen School of Management, Radb R and SD for the years to come bound University Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Symposium ClosingEduardo Simões (Chairman of SESRR)

18:00

Port of Honor