| The 2007 Wharton Economic
Summit Panel
Apr 13, 2007
|
Current Controversies in Executive
Compensation
Executive compensation is currently
controversial. Shareholder advocates and
other critics have expressed concerns about
issues such as the effectiveness of
executive compensation from a shareholders'
perspective, the back-dating of options, and
whether adequate disclosure occurs. This
panel will discuss these and other questions
and will comment on proposed remedies. |
| Global Classroom
Mar 14-15, 2007
|
Tomorrow’s
Leaders Speak Out: Partnering
to Combat Corruption and Improve Governance
24-Hour Global Consultation adds a
virtual complement to the Improving
Governance and Fighting Corruption: New
Frontiers in Public-Private Partnerships
Conference |
| Global Classroom
Dec 8, 2006
|
AngloGold-Corporate Responsibility for
HIV/AIDS
This session of the Global
Classroom brings together students from all
around the globe to participate in a
discussion of social issues, sustainability
and development based on a Harvard Business
School case study titled
"AngloGold-Corporate Responsibility for
HIV/AIDS". |
| IMF/WB Session
Sep
17, 2006 |
Businesses Reaching the Poor: The Asian
Experience in Expanding Market Opportunities
Business is a key driver of lifting people
out of poverty both through the opportunities it
creates and the services it provides. This
session will explore the potential of such
change to greatly expand market opportunities
for the poor in Asia, impacting both formal and
informal markets. |
| Jerry Lee Center and Zicklin
Center Colloquium Series
Fall 2006 |
Susan Sorenson
"Public Health
Approaches to Violence Prevention"
Friday, September 22nd, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) 370
Justin Wolfers with John Donohue, Yale
University Law School "Estimating the Impact of
the Death Penalty on Murder"
Friday, September 29th, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) 370
Charles Pollard, Former Chief Constable
Thames Valley
Police, UK
Friday, October 6th, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) 370
Phil Davies, British Cabinet Office
Friday, October 20th, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) 370
Mark Cohen, Vanderbilt University
"Do Americans
Really Want So Many People in Prison?"
Friday, November 10th, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) 370
Karen Rhodes, University of Pennsylvania
"The Nexus Between Criminal Justice and
Emergency Department Utilization by
Police-Identified Women Victims of Intimate
Partner Violence"
Friday, November 17th, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) Room 370
Petra Todd, University of Pennsylvania
"A Rational Theory of Random Crackdowns"
Friday, December 1st, 10:00am- 12:00pm
JMHH (Huntsman Hall) Room 370
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