
Fifth International Symposium on Catholic Social Thought and Management Education
V Simposio Internacional sobre el Pensamiento Social Católico y Programas de Administración de Empresas
Universidad de Deusto Bilbao, Spain July 15-18, 2003
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11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Registration at the Entrance of Universidad de Deusto
Registro
1:00 p.m.
Light Lunch at the Colegio Mayor (dorm cafeteria)
Almuerzo Liviano (cafetería de la residencia)
2:30 p.m.
Welcome
Mensajes de Bienvenida
Auditorio
José M. Abrego, S.J, rector, Universidad de Duesto, Spain
Fernando de la Iglesia S.J., president of IAJBS-Universidad de Deusto, Spain
Thomas A. Bausch, executive director, Association of Jesuit Business Schools, Marquette University, U.S.A.
Michael Naughton, conference co-chair, director of the John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought, University of St. Thomas, U.S.A.
John Haughey, S.J., conference co-chair, Loyola University, U.S.A. “A Theological Orientation to Business as a Calling and the Calling of Business”
3:30-5:00 p.m.
Concurrent Section ISecciones Simultáneas I
SESSION 1 Auditorio
Osvaldo Ferreiro (Spanish Version), La empresa como “llamada”, pero ¿qué empresa? (Business as a Calling, but, which Business?)
Efrain David (Spanish Version),Los negocios como vocación, la vocación de los negocios. (Business as Calling, the Calling of Business)
Respondent: Gabriel Andrade
Chair: Pedro Hernandez
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
Juan Hinojosa, What Is Vocation?
Hans Dirk van Hoogstraten, Reclaiming the Concept of Calling
Respondent: Giacomo Costa
Chair: Peter John Opio
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
Mark Bandsuch and Gerald Cavanagh, Work Spirituality: Cultivating the Call the Holiness in Business
Georges Enderle, Is Creating Wealth a Calling?
Respondent: Pete Murphy
Chair: Lester Myers
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
Albino Barrera, Thomistic Foundations for Business as a Vocation and Perfective Activity
David Griffith, Toward the Meaning of Work in the Works of Austin Farrer: Double Agency in the Economic Setting
Respondent: Christine Fletcher
Chair: Jeanette Loanzon
5:00 p.m.
Break
Receso
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Concurrent Section II
Secciones Simultáneas II
SESSION 1 Auditorio
William May, Professional Leadership: To What Kind of Calling? (Liderazgo Corporativo: ¿Para qué clase de llamada?)
David Pastoriza and Iñaki Vélaz, The Vocation of Business Leadership (La vocación del liderazgo empresarial)
Respondent: Nasir Butrous
Chair: Robert Keene
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
John Strain and John Sherrington, Fusion, Fission or Vision: Corporate Values and Personal Conscience
George Ticehurst, Management in a Christian Perspective
Respondent: Dean Maines
Chair: Simona Beretta
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
Dick Broholm, David Specht and Ed Mosel, An Approach to Developing a Working Theology of Organizations
Gary Chamberlain, Business Is Called! From Calvin to Catholic Social Teaching: On Business, Social Responsibility, and the Common Good
Respondent: Jill Graham
Chair: Dennis McCann
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
Robert Ouimet, Reconciliation of Profits and Human Wellbeing: Is it Too Late?
Phillip Thompson, The Contrasting Visions of Jack Welch and John Paul II
Respondent: Joe Ruggeri
Chair: David Williams
8:00 p.m.
Dinner at the Guggenheim Museum Restaurant
Cena en el Restaurante del Museo Guggenheim
Breakfast at Dorm or Hotel
Desayuno en la residencia o el hotel
9:00 a.m.
Plenary Session
Sesión Plenaria
Auditorio
Business as a Calling: Personal Experience of Businesspeople (Los negocios como vocación: Experiencia personal de la gente de negocios)
Panelists: Fahard Forbes (Forbes Marshall, India), Juan Manuel Sinde (Mondragón, Spain) and Frank Plescha (ThermoFlux Corp., U.S.A.)
Moderator: Helen Alford, O.P.
10:30 a.m.
Break
Receso
11:00 a.m.
Concurrent Section III
Secciones Simultáneas III
SESSION 1 Auditorio
Casturina Jaira da Silva, La carrera personal como vocación en el cooperativismo (The Personal Career as a Vocation in the Cooperativism)
Marta Enciso, Las Cooperativas de Iniciativa Social en el País Vasco: ¿Vocación y negocio? (The Cooperatives of Social Enterprise in Basque Country: Calling and Business?)
Respondent: Osvaldo Ferreiro
Chair: Aitziber Mugarra
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
John Dalla Costa, Manufacturing Velcro™: Factoring Soul in the Organizational Balance Sheet
Denise Daniels, Timothy Dearborn, Randal S. Franz, Gary Karns, Jeff Van Duzer, and Kenman L. Wong, Towards a Theology of Business
Respondent: Thomas Bausch
Chair: Surendra Arjoon
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
Jack Flanagan, Chris Rigby, Chris Gardiner and Michael Kelly, Is there a Calling of Business that can be Reconciled with other Callings? The Role of Integrated Mission Management and its Relevance for Business
Christina Clamp, Social Entrepreneurship in the Mondragón Cooperative Corporation and the Challenges of Successful Replication
Respondent: Geert Demuijnck
Chair: Daniela Parisi
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
Johan Verstraeten, Business as a Vocation or the Vocation of Being Christian in Business: How Faith Makes a Difference
Zachary Calo, Business and the Development of the Human Personality: A Theme in the Thought of John A. Ryan
Respondent: George Schultze
Chair: Sr. Olivia, A.C.
SESSION 5 Sala 110
Jim Murphy, The Foundation of Business Ethics: The Morality of Bargaining
Antonio Argandoña, What Does Catholic Add to Business as a Vocation?
Respondent: Jim Wishloff
Chair: Katerina Schuth
12:30 p.m.
Leave for Loyola
Salida hacia Loyola
2:00 p.m.
Lunch in Loyola
Almuerzo en Loyola
3:30 p.m.
Tour of Loyola
Tour en Loyola
5:30 p.m.
Mass at the Basilica
Misa en la Basílica
7:00 p.m.
Leave Loyola
Salida de Loyola
8:00 p.m.
Dinner at the Colegio Mayor, Deusto
Cena en el Colegio Mayor, Deusto
7:00 a.m.
Mass at the Colegio Mayor
Misa en la Capilla de la residencia
Breakfast at Dorm or Hotel
Desayuno en la residencia o el hotel
9:00 a.m.
Concurrent Section IV
Secciones Simultáneas IV
SESSION 1 Auditorio
Gabriel Andrade, El concepto de competencias como marco para un método pedagógico que integre la tradición social católica a la carrera de negocios como una “llamada” (The Concept of Competencies as a Framework to Integrate Catholic Social Tradition into Business Career as a Calling)
Aitziber Mugarra Elorriaga, Responsabilidad Social y Balance Social hoy en España (Social Responsibility and Social Report in Modern-day Spain)
Respondent: Catherine McNamee
Chair: Manuel Corrales Pascual
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
William Brown, Reflexive Modernity, Technology, and the Nature of Work
Lester Myers, Faithful Professions, Stewardship, and Social Accountability: A Critique of the Regulation of the American Accounting Profession According to Substantive Principles of Catholic Social Thought
Respondent: John McCall
Chair: Bob Miller
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
William Toth and Richard Liddy, The Entrepreneurial Calling: Perspectives from Rahner and Lonergan
Donna Altimari-Adler, Making Leisure for Culture Through the Cultivation and Democratic Distribution of Pure Surplus Income: Lonergan's Economics and the Social Dividend
Respondent: Charles Clark
Chair: Thomas Bausch
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
Ameeta Jaiswal Dale, Enron: A Pedagogical Model of Creative Financial Management
Louis Xavier, Pedagogical Models for Training: A Third World Experience
Respondent: Winston Tellis
Chair: Donna Ryan
SESSION 5 Sala 110
Sr. Melanie Di Pietro and Alison Sulentic, Integration of Catholic Social Teaching Into Workplace Law Courses
George Garvey, Business as a Vocation: Some Implications for Legal Pedagogy
Respondent: Ernest Pierucci
Chair: Michael Guerra
10:30 a.m.
Break
Receso
11:00 a.m.
Concurrent Section V
Secciones Simultáneas V
SESSION 1 Auditorio
María Soledad Martínez Kasten, Una propuesta educativa desde B. Lonergan para orientar los procesos de vinculación de las empresas y organizaciones (An educative proposal from B. Lonergan to orient the relationship between the university and the business enterprises and organizations)
Joseba Azkarraga, Modernidad y Cooperativismo. Una mirada a la cultura cooperativa de Mondragón (Modernity and Co-operativism. An insight into Mondragón co-operative culture)
Respondent: Casturina Jaira da Silva
Chair: José Sols
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
Richard O’Connor, Rethinking Vocation in Business
Doug Foster, Some Difficulties of Contemporary Catholic Engagement with Critique and Business Management—but a Possibility for a New Vocation?
Respondent: Gerhard Droesser
Chair: Nasir Butrous
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
Andre Delbecq, Business Leadership as a Spiritual Calling: Pedagogical Approaches and Spiritual Journeys of Silicon Valley MBAs
Jack Ruhe and Ron Nahser, Pedagogical Models and Practice
Respondent: Louis Xavier
Chair: Johan Verstraeten
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
Bill Quigley, Catholic Social Teaching and the Amorality of Large Corporations: Time to Abolish Corporate Personhood
Manfred Spieker, Profit and Common Good: The Calling of the Entrepreneur
Respondent: Kevin Schmiesing
Chair: Thomas Hongsoon Han
12:30 p.m.
Break
Receso
1:00 p.m.
Plenary Session
Sesión Plenaria
Auditorio
Engaging the Faith of the Student in the Catholic Business School: Providing Curricular Models (Integrando la fe del estudiante en la Escuela Católica de Negocios: Proveer modelos curriculares)
Panelists: Simona Beretta, Robert Kennedy, and Ramiro Bernal
Moderator: Ernest Pierucci
2:30 p.m.
Lunch (Dorm Cafeteria)
Almuerzo en la cafetería de la residencia
4:00 p.m.
Free time
Tiempo libre
Guggenheim Museum Tour (cost not included in registration fee)
Dinner on one’s own
Cena cada uno por su cuenta
7:00 a.m.
Mass at Colegio Mayor
Misa en la Capilla de la residencia
Breakfast at Dorm or Hotel
Desayuno en la residencia o el hotel
8:30 a.m.
Concurrent Section VI
Secciones Simultáneas VI
SESSION 1 Auditorio
Manuel Corrales Pascual, ¿Vocación a la empresa en la postmodernidad? (Calling to business in Postmodernity?)
Angelo Caloia, El emprendedor social (The Social Entrepreneur)
Respondent: Jaime Loring
Chair: Marilina Colella
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
Jeanette Loanzon, Listening, Leadership and Livelihood among Grassroots Women: Managers Learning Social Teachings of the Church in a Catholic University
Peter John Opio, The Vocation of Business and Poverty: A Civil Society Perspective
Respondent: Kathylene Siska
Chair: Charles Clark
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
Dennis McCann, Business as a Vocation: A Catholic Contribution toward a Global Ethic
Hendrick Opdebeeck, Business as a Spiritual Calling in an Era of Globalisation: The Perspective of the Wealthy Young Man
Respondent: Robert Kennedy
Chair: Hans Dirk van Hoogstraten
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
Jane Seybold-Clegg and Ambrose A. Clegg, Jr. with Jacquie Gailey, A Model for Teaching Decision-Making Skills in Business with St. Ignatius’ Rules of Discernment
John Fontana and Allen Gustafson, At The Crossroads of Faith and Work: A Pastoral Strategy for Linking the Church, the Workplace and the University
Respondent: Sr. Olivia, A.C.
Chair: Robert Gillis
9:45 a.m.
Break
Receso
10:15 a.m.
Concurrent Section VII
Secciones Simultáneas VII
SESSION 1 Auditorio
Anjel Mari Errasti, Internacionalización de las cooperativas de Mondragón (Mondragón Cooperatives and Globalization)
Dionisio Aranzadi, El significado de la experiencia cooperativa de Mondragón (The Meaning of the Cooperative Experience of Mondragón)
Respondent: Efrain David
Chair: Juan Hinojosa
SESSION 2 Paraninfo
Regina Wentzel Wolfe and Shirley Roels, Roman Catholic and Protestant Perspectives on Business as a Calling: Managerial Leadership in the Corporate Sphere
Thomas Hong-Soon Han, Business as a Calling in Korea
Respondent: Jim Platts
Chair: Jill Graham
SESSION 3 Sala conferencias
Joan Coffey, Léon Harmel and the Factory at Val-des-Bois, France: Spirituality in the Workplace
José Sols, The Call of the Kingdom of God and the Call of Business—The Testament of Igancio Ellacuría, S.J., a Basque Martyr in El Salvador
Respondent: Michael Guerra
Chair: Alison Sulentic
SESSION 4 Salón de grados
David Herrera, Economic and Social Justice at Mondragón and Catholic Social Thought
William Christensen and Jose Eizaguirre, Corporate Globalization Versus Third World Development and the Mondragón Model
Respondent: Georges Aoun
Chair: Ameeta Jaiswal Dale
11:30 a.m.
Lunch at the Colegio Mayor
Almuerzo
12:30 p.m.
Leave for Mondragón
Salida hacia Mondragón
2:00 p.m.
Plant Tours of Mondragón Cooperatives
Tour de planta en las Cooperativas de Mondragón
4:00 p.m.
Welcome and Introduction Aula Magna del Colegio Mayor at the Engineering Campus of Mondragón University
Bienvenida e introducción (Escuela Superior Politécnica de Mondragón Unibertsitatea
Inaxio Oliveri, Rector of the Universidad de Mondragon (Mondragon Unibertsitatea)
Video on Mondragón Today (Video sobre Mondragón)
Moderator/Moderador: Fred Freundlich
5:00 p.m.
Plenary Session
Sesión Plenaria
The Calling of Business: Mondragón as a Model
(La llamada de los Negocios: Mondragón como Modelo)
Speaker/Presentador: Javier Salaberria
Respondent/Respuesta: Founders of Mondragón (invited)
Moderator/Moderador: José M. Etxeberria
6:30 p.m.
Break
Receso
7:00 p.m.
Closing Session
An Invitation to Name the Fruit of the Conference
(Una invitación para nombrar el fruto de la Conferencia)
Panel: John Haughey, Jon Sarasua, and Ed Mosel
Moderator: Michael Naughton
8:30 p.m.
Closing Banquet
Banquete de clausura
10:30 p.m.
Return to Bilbao
Regreso a Bilbao
International Sponsors
Patrocinadores Internacionales
Funding for the conference has been provided by/
Financiación de la conferencia fue contribuida por:
The Lilly Endowment from The John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought of the Center for Catholic Studies at the University of St. Thomas and Loyola University, Chicago. Special thanks to Mondragón Cooperatives and the University of Deusto for their support and hospitality.
To view papers from past symposia please visit/
Para encontrar las ponencias de los simposios anteriores, le invitamos a visitarnos a:
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