Federico II

11th Business Systems Laboratory
International Symposium

The end of “One World”:

Systemic Consequences of De-Globalization

January 27-29, 2027
Università di Napoli "Federico II
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via Partenope, 36 - Napoli, Italy

TRACK TOPIC

CSR – Ethics

Technological Frontiers for innovation

CHAIR

Patrizia Gazzola

 Professor of Business Administration, University of Insubria, Italy

In the contemporary context characterized by geopolitical instability, economic fragmentation, and technological transformation, the business ethics and the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) are increasing their central role in organizational decision-making processes.

The progressive crisis of the traditional globalization paradigm is creating trade conflict, and the redefinition of value chains. This requires companies to rethink their strategies from a systemic and sustainable perspective.

A new vision of managerial leadership based on transparency, inclusion, and resilience is needed. In this context business models capable of integrating innovation, sustainability, and shared value are emerging. Considering the previously outlined framework, this track invites submissions of pioneering research focused on CSR and Ethics.

We welcome a broad range of topics for discussion, which may include, but are not limited to:

- The Influence of deglobalization on Business Models

- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Practices

- Ethics in Business

- Development of Sustainable Business Models

- Strategies for Sustainable Management.

This call encourages contributors to explore how digital transformation and the evolution of AI raise new ethical questions and how CSR represents an essential tool for fostering a balance between economic competitiveness and social responsibility.