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Special Issue on Temporality and Ethics -Timeliness of Ethical Perspectives on Temporality in Times of Crisis

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Critically, this special issue explores the specific connection between Time and Ethics and offers a revised ethical sense of temporality in business and in organization and management studies, in our contemporary world of multiple crises. The introduction elaborates on different understandings of temporalities and provides reasons as to why it is timely to ethically rethink our conceptions of time, but also its implications and consequences. In particular, some specific ethically relevant phenomena, like acceleration, Kairos, the nexus of time and crisis are discussed. It concludes with the presentation of some perspectives on alternative temporal interpretations linked to ethics as well as practical implications of these novel points of view. The introduction finishes with an overview of the articles in this special issue and concluding overarching perspectives.

Table of Contents

Temporality and Ethics: Timeliness of Ethical Perspectives on Temporality in Times of Crisis Wendelin Kuepers, David M. Wasieleski and Gunter Schumacher

Making Time to Care, and Caring for Time: ‘Tricking Time’ to Cope with Conflicting Temporalities in a Child Protection Agency Anne Antoni, Juliane Reinecke and Marianna Fotaki

In Search of Regained Time? Autism and Organizational [A]temporality in the Light of Humanistic Management Coralie Fiori-Khayat

Applying a Lens of Temporality to Better Understand Voice About Unethical Behaviour Sarah Brooks, John Richmond and John Blenkinsopp

Linking Temporal Landmarks to Voluntary Simplicity: The Mediating Roles of Self-Transcendence and Self-Enhancement Siyun Chen and Haiying Wei

Social Acceleration: A Challenge for Companies? Insights for Business Ethics from Resonance Theory Bettina Hollstein and Hartmut Rosa

Temporality and Meaningful Entrepreneurship Sandrine Frémeaux and François Henry

Ethical Implications of Acceleration: Perspectives From Health Professionals Agathe Morinière

Managerial Short-Termism and Corporate Social Performance: The Moderating Role of External Monitoring Stephen J. Smulowitz, Didier Cossin and Hongze Lu

Habitual Leadership Ethics: Timelessness and Virtuous Leadership in the Jesuit Order Jose Bento da Silva, Keith Grint, Sandra Pereira, Ulf Thoene and Rene Wiedner

Ethical and Islamic Banking Compared from a Time-Based Perspective Francesc Relano

Ethics, Tradition and Temporality in Craft Work: The Case of Japanese Mingei Robin Holt and Yutaka Yamauchi

No Time for Ethics: How and When Time Pressure Leads to Abusive Supervisory Behavior Zhe Zhang & Xingze Jia

Editors

  • Wendelin Kuepers Wendelin Kuepers , 

    Wendelin Kuepers

    Karlshochschule International University, Karlsruhe, Germany ICN Business School, Nancy, France

  • David M. Wasieleski David M. Wasieleski  &

    David M. Wasieleski

    Duquesne University, 600 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, 15282, USA ICN Business School, Nancy, France

  • Gunter Schumacher Gunter Schumacher

    Gunter Schumacher

    ICN Business School, Nancy, France

Articles (13 in this collection)