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Alan Strudler

Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

the Wharton School

Legal Studies and Business Ethics

School of Arts & Sciences

Philosophy

Alan Strudler is currently serving as a Legal Studies And Business Ethics Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics at University of Pennsylvania.

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University of Pennsylvania

Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Should Robots Have Rights or Rites?. Communications of the ACM (2023)

Tae Wan KimAlan Strudler

communicationintellectual propertyroboticsneuroscience

The Contours of Corporate Moral Agency. Law and Philosophy (2023)

Alan Strudler

business ethicslawphilosophylegal philosophyethicsphilosophy of lawmoral philosophycorporate moral agency

Ethics of Split Liver Transplantation: Should a Large Liver Always Be Split If Medically Safe?. Journal of Medical Ethics (2021)

Tae Wan KimJohn RobertsAlan StrudlerSridhar Tayur

health policysplit liver transplantationethical theoryethicsbioethicslarge livermedicinemedical ethicsliver transplantation

Toward a “We”-Mode Team Production Theory of the Firm. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Alan StrudlerMatthew CaulfieldTae Wan Kim

systems engineeringbusinessfamily firmsorganizational theoryfirm performancemanagement

Toward a ‘We’-Mode Team Production Theory of the Firm: A Confucian Approach. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Tae Wan KimMatthew CaulfieldAlan Strudler

social science researchbusinesssocial sciencesorganizational theoryfirm performancesociology

Hierarchies and Dignity: A Confucian Communitarian Approach. Business Ethics Quarterly (2016)

Jessica A. KennedyTae Wan KimAlan Strudler

communicationethicshumanities

Respectful Lying. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2016)

Alan Strudler

moral practiceethical theoryphilosophyethical analysisethicsmoral psychologymoral philosophynormative ethicsrespectful lyingapplied ethics

What to Do With Corporate Wealth. Journal of Political Philosophy (2016)

Alan Strudler

corporate governancecorporate wealthpolitical philosophypolitical sciencepublic policyfinancecorporate social responsibility

Bounded Ethicality and the Principle That “Ought” Implies “Can”. Business Ethics Quarterly (2015)

Tae Wan KimRosemarie MongeAlan Strudler

business ethicsethical theoryphilosophyethicsvalue theory

Guest Editor’s Introduction: Normative Business Ethics in a Global Economy: New Directions on Donaldsonian Themes. Business Ethics Quarterly (2015)

Alan Strudler

business ethicsglobal economybusinessethicsdonaldsonian themesnormative business ethics

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Alan Strudler

Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

the Wharton School

Legal Studies and Business Ethics

School of Arts & Sciences

Philosophy

Alan Strudler is currently serving as a Legal Studies And Business Ethics Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics at University of Pennsylvania.

Honors

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Alan Strudler

University of Pennsylvania

Professor of Legal Studies & Business Ethics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Should Robots Have Rights or Rites?. Communications of the ACM (2023)

Tae Wan KimAlan Strudler

communicationintellectual propertyroboticsneuroscience

The Contours of Corporate Moral Agency. Law and Philosophy (2023)

Alan Strudler

business ethicslawphilosophylegal philosophyethicsphilosophy of lawmoral philosophycorporate moral agency

Ethics of Split Liver Transplantation: Should a Large Liver Always Be Split If Medically Safe?. Journal of Medical Ethics (2021)

Tae Wan KimJohn RobertsAlan StrudlerSridhar Tayur

health policysplit liver transplantationethical theoryethicsbioethicslarge livermedicinemedical ethicsliver transplantation

Toward a “We”-Mode Team Production Theory of the Firm. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Alan StrudlerMatthew CaulfieldTae Wan Kim

systems engineeringbusinessfamily firmsorganizational theoryfirm performancemanagement

Toward a ‘We’-Mode Team Production Theory of the Firm: A Confucian Approach. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Tae Wan KimMatthew CaulfieldAlan Strudler

social science researchbusinesssocial sciencesorganizational theoryfirm performancesociology

Hierarchies and Dignity: A Confucian Communitarian Approach. Business Ethics Quarterly (2016)

Jessica A. KennedyTae Wan KimAlan Strudler

communicationethicshumanities

Respectful Lying. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2016)

Alan Strudler

moral practiceethical theoryphilosophyethical analysisethicsmoral psychologymoral philosophynormative ethicsrespectful lyingapplied ethics

What to Do With Corporate Wealth. Journal of Political Philosophy (2016)

Alan Strudler

corporate governancecorporate wealthpolitical philosophypolitical sciencepublic policyfinancecorporate social responsibility

Bounded Ethicality and the Principle That “Ought” Implies “Can”. Business Ethics Quarterly (2015)

Tae Wan KimRosemarie MongeAlan Strudler

business ethicsethical theoryphilosophyethicsvalue theory

Guest Editor’s Introduction: Normative Business Ethics in a Global Economy: New Directions on Donaldsonian Themes. Business Ethics Quarterly (2015)

Alan Strudler

business ethicsglobal economybusinessethicsdonaldsonian themesnormative business ethics

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