Business and Economics

Research morning FBE - 'Ethics and Sustainability'

Tuesday, 27 February, 2024 - City Campus, Rooms S.K.201 and S.K.202

This Research Morning, hosted by the FBE Research Committee and the FBE Committee for Ethics & Sustainability, wants to connect junior and senior FBE and AMS researchers around the central themes of ethics and sustainability, in the broadest sense of the words. In this way, we also want to expose the research around ethics and sustainability that is currently being done at FBE and AMS across all topics and research groups.

Programme

8u40 - 9u00   
Coffee (Foyer)
9u00 - 9u05  
Welcome (K.201), Luc Van Liedekerke, Chair FBE Committee for Ethics and Sustainability
9u10 - 10u10           
Parallel sessions


K.201
K.202
9u10 - 9u30
Ans De Vos (MNG & AMS)
Happy, healthy and productive employees: A sustainable career perspective on well-being and performance

Paloma Diaz Gutierrez (MNG)
Neuroeconomic research to understand the underlying mechanisms of fair decision making: the role of social norms, group membership and stereotypes
9u30 - 9u50
Björn Mestdagh (MNG)
How employees perceive and respond to the SDGs

Kristien Doumen (MNG)
Exploring social and environmental sustainability in vehicle insurance: unveiling trade-offs for operational viability in a scoping review
9u50 - 10u10
Felipe Bedoya Maya (TPR)
The impact of critical water levels on container inland waterway transport: exploring climate change uncertainty

Xibei Jia (TPR)
How do airports align with sustainability? An analysis of the world’s 150 busiest airports

10u10 - 10u35
Coffee break
 10u35 - 11u15
Parallel sessions


K.201
K.202
10u35 - 10u55
Jade Vetters (ENM)
Getting stakeholders onboard for offshore wind decommissioning: a Belgian case study on end-of-life challenges

Sam Vermeulen (ENM)
Economic effects of drought on agriculture: conceptual methods and stakeholders’ perceptions

10u55 - 11u15
Vicky Corbeels (ENM)
Belgian wine production, as an example for emerging cool climate wine regions, has different sustainability challenges than the traditional, influential wine regions. Hypothesis assessed with an indicator-based interpretative analysis
Jo Mentens (ACF)
Language and investors’ assessment of CSR disclosures



11u15 - 11u55
Inspiration Session: presentation departments (K.201)
11u55 - 12u00
Round-up (K.201), Kenneth Sörensen, Chair FBE Research Committee
12u00 - 13u00
Lunch (Foyer)

Scientific Committee:

Kenneth Sörensen (chair FBE Research Committee)

Sunčica Vujić (vice-chair FBE Research Committee)

Luc Van Liedekerke (chair FBE Committee for Ethics & Sustainability)

Steven Van Passel (vice-chair FBE Committee for Ethics & Sustainability)

Jan Beyne (Sustainability Management, AMS)


Organizing Committee:

Kathleen Andries (FBE accreditation manager)

Adelheid Ceulemans (FBE research coordinator)

Sara Weyns (FBE policy advisor sustainability)