Seminar Sessions. Updated June, 19 th. Session 1: Technological entrepreneurship within the Business Schools: Pathways for job creation

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1 Seminar Sessions Updated June, 19 th Session 1: Technological entrepreneurship within the Business Schools: Pathways for job creation Monday, July 23 rd at 12:00 ROOM 1 Benchmarking and Sharing Global Sustainability Initiatives: Building partnerships among IAJBS members and non-members Timothy P Keane IAJBS student case competition (information session) Allen Tropea Gray A Jesuit Series case Proposal David Mc Callum Participación universitaria en el contexto del sistema nacional de innovación en México. El Caso ITESO GUADALAJARA Leonor Ahuja ROOM 2 Assessing Entrepreneurship Curriculum in Jesuit Higher Education: Step One in Developing a Brand Identify Tina M Facca

2 The Globalization of Superficiality Meets Occupy Wall Street : Seeking Solutions in Jesuit Business Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation within the Business Schools: A conceptual and historical approach Kenneth D Lord Olga Bocigas Solar Entrepreneurship and Innovation within the Business Schools: The Case of Spain Mª del Pilar Melara San Román ROOM 3 Planning of Innovation: the inter-organizational dominion Maria Angela Campelo de Melo The role of managerial skills in new technology-based firms Antoni Olivé Seeking Curricular Magis By Enabling Discipline Integration Technology Joseph M Ragan A Meta-analysis on Entrepreneurial Intentions and Education Fernando Paiz

3 Session 2: The Nature in the Business Schools: Business and environmental limits. Monday, July 23 rd at 17:00 ROOM 1 La simplicidad voluntaria como respuesta a los retos de la insostenibilidad global Merino, Amparo Sustainable Literacy Scale Development Carl Obermiller La Ética en las Escuelas de Negocios como Condición de Posibilidad del Desarrollo Sostenible y de un Liderazgo Basado en Principios: Algunas Indicaciones para las Agencias de Acreditación José Luis Fernandez ROOM 2 Healing a Broken World: PRME, the Task Force on Ecology, and Jesuit business schools contributions to global sustainability and social justice. Efficiency, Sustainability and Economic Growth: a taxonomy of efficient, sustainable and competitive national economies A unifying sustainability framework: Levels of analysis and linkages with the Jesuit Mission John Hollwitz Ricardo Aguado Bernard Arogyaswamy

4 The Technological Project as the Spiritual Quest of Modernity Nicholas Capaldi ROOM 3 Impact of Women's leadership in corporate social responsibility Gina Pipoli Comparación Crítica de Misiones de Escuelas Católicas de Negocios Estadounidenses Tomislav Mandakovic Comparación de misiones de Escuelas Católicas de Negocios en México Lorena Rosalba Martínez Comparación de misiones y valores de escuelas de negocios de inspiración católica en Francia Alejandro Escudero Yerro

5 Session 3: Techno-economic cooperation and relationships with developing countries, minorities, and indigenous groups. Tuesday, July 24 th at 12:00 ROOM 1 Microfinance and Technology: Leveraging remittances in small African countries Sergio Castelló Does microfinance have an impact on poverty? A meta-analysis on the relationship between microfinance programs and economic well-being Eastern European transition economies Sectoral differences of foreign direct investment flows to Central-, Eastern- and Southern Myrto Chliova Katherin Marton Early Steps toward Transforming the Teaching of Finance in Jesuit Business Schools Frank M Werner ROOM 2 Sustainable Development in India: Balancing Poverty Alleviation, Economic Growth and Reduced Carbon Emissions Meenakshi Rishi Creating a Sustainable, Educational and Economic Parnership in Belize Don Bush

6 CSR and legitimacy of Mining Companies in the DR of the Congo. The case of the Katanga Province. Pep Mària SJ ROOM 3 Analyzing the composition of retailers in pre- and post-disaster situations: Migration from and back to the central disaster area. De la RSC a la Sostenibilidad Corporativa: Un cambio necesario para impulsar la competitividad. El ejemplo de las Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación (TIC) Improving Resilience of Emergent Cities: Industial knowledge applied to the City Management The Impact of Threat of Jail Terms on the Level of Compliance with Recommendations of Environmental Assessment Reports Michael Pearson José Luis Fernandez Luis Fontanals Thomas Clark