Virtue Ethics and CSR: The Two Sides of Sustainable Organizational Performance.

Constantinescu, M. and Kaptein, M. (2020). Virtue Ethics and CSR: The Two Sides of Sustainable Organizational Performance. In: W. Wehrmeyer, S. Looser S., M. Del Baldo (Eds.) Intrinsic CSR and Competition. Doing well amongst European SMEs (119-132). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.

Mutually Enhancing Responsibility

Constantinescu, M., & Kaptein, M. (2015). Mutually Enhancing Responsibility: A Theoretical Exploration of the Interaction Mechanisms between Individual and Corporate Moral Responsibility. Journal of Business Ethics, 129(2), pp. 325-339.

Contribution: developing the first normative model that explains how the dynamic interactions between individual and organizational levels of moral responsibility may lead to a mutually enhancing responsibility for collective outcomes and illustrating the mechanisms generating these interactions.

Mutually Enhancing Responsibility

Constantinescu, M., & Kaptein, M. (2015). Mutually Enhancing Responsibility: A Theoretical Exploration of the Interaction Mechanisms between Individual and Corporate Moral Responsibility. Journal of Business Ethics, 129(2), pp. 325-339.

Contribution: developing the first normative model that explains how the dynamic interactions between individual and organizational levels of moral responsibility may lead to a mutually enhancing responsibility for collective outcomes and illustrating the mechanisms generating these interactions.

Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy

Constantinescu, Mihaela (2013). Empirical Research into Ethics Management Programs: A Study on Romanian Organizations. Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy, VII(2), pp. 5-21.

Contribution: presenting the results and implications of the first national research on the Social Responsibility and Ethics Management programs within Romanian organizations, based on an online survey, carried by the author.

Annals of the University of Bucharest (Philosophy Series)

Constantinescu, Mihaela (2013). Attributions of Moral Responsibility: from Aristotle to Corporations. Annals of the University of Bucharest (Philosophy Series), LXII(1), pp. 19-28.

Contribution: comparing the concept of moral responsibility in its initial Aristotelian interpretation for individuals to the way applied ethics research discusses the concept related to organizations, advancing a novel proposal for organizations as secondary moral agents.