Research on Ethics
The Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership seeks to be a leader in research on ethical leadership, both in the academic and practitioner arenas.
The Ukleja Center places priority on research areas that are aligned with capabilities and interests of CSULB faculty and the center's William Dickson Faculty Fellows. The center has recently initiated a university-wide survey to learn how ethics is being taught across the CSULB campus. In addition to serving as a pilot study for a national survey on teaching ethics, this survey will foster collaborative relationships for research in the field of ethical leadership.
Examples of future research projects might include: an integrated theory of ethical behavior; impact studies of corporate social responsibility programs; developing and validating instruments for measuring ethical behavior in organizations; and the relationship between ethical behavior and organizational culture, conflict management, and individual courage.
The Ukleja Center has established a partnership with the Long Beach Business Journal, which has been featuring a regular series on ethics. CSULB faculty, members of the Ukleja Center's Governing Council, and local community leaders are invited to submit articles for the series.