Andrew Stark
Professor of Strategic Management, Department of Management, University of Toronto-ScarboroughProfessor of Political Science at Rotman School of Management
Schools
- Rotman School of Management
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Biography
Rotman School of Management
Bio
Andrew Stark is a Professor of Strategic Management in the Department of Management at the University of Toronto-Scarborough, with cross-appointments to the Strategic Management area at Rotman and Department of Political Science. Andrew draws on normative theory – political, moral and legal theory – to analyze controversial public issues. He is the author of: Conflict of Interest in American Public Life (Harvard University Press, 2000), The Limits of Medicine (Cambridge University Press, 2006), Drawing the Line: Public and Private in America (Brookings Institution Press, 2010), and The Consolations of Mortality: Making Sense of Death (Yale University Press, 2016). His articles have appeared in American Political Science Review, Harvard Business Review, Wall Street Journal, among others.
Academic Positions
1996-2001 Associate Professor; University of Toronto
1992-1996 Assistant Professor; University of Toronto
1990-1991 Guest Scholar; Brookings Institution
Honors and Awards
2011-2012 Fulbright Senior Research Scholar Award
1994-1995 Fellow; Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars, Washington, D.C.
1991-1992 Fellow; Harvard University Program in Ethics and the Professions
Research and Teaching Interests
Teaches courses in Business-Government Relations and Management Ethics. Research interests include business, government and medical ethics, corporate governance, business-government relations, public administration and public policy in the U.S. and Canada.
Selected Publications - Papers
Inverting Donaldson's Framework: An Approach to International Conflicts of Cultural and Economics Norms Business Ethics Quarterly 2015
Charting a Democratic Future in China Dissent 2012
Global Justice, Historial Justice: Looking at the Two Debates in Tandem Political Theory 2012
The Distinction Between Public, Nonprofit and For-Profit: Revisiting the 'Core Legal' Approach Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 2011
Business in Politics: Lobbying and Corporate Campaign Contributions in George Brenkert and Tom Beauchamp, eds., Oxford Handbook of Business Ethics, Oxford University Press 2009
The Consensus School, Its Critics, and Welfare Policy: A Study of American Political Discourse Journal of Politics 2009
Benefit versus Numbers versus Helping the Worst-Off: An Alternative to the Prevalent Approach to the Just Distribution of Resources Utilitas 2008
Canada's Upside-Down World of Public-Sector Ethics International Public Management Journal 2006
Forever or Not Wilson Quarterly 2006
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Books
The Consolations of Mortality: Making Sense of Death; Yale University Press; 2016
Drawing the Line: Public and Private in America; Brookings Institution Press; 2010
The Limits of Medicine; Cambridge University Press; 2006
Conflict of Interest in the Professions; (edited with Michael Davis); New York: Oxford University Press; 2001
Conflict of Interest in American Public Life; Harvard University Press; 2000
Papers
- The Consolations of Mortality: Making Sense of Death; Yale University Press; 2016
- Drawing the Line: Public and Private in America; Brookings Institution Press; 2010
- The Limits of Medicine; Cambridge University Press; 2006
- Conflict of Interest in the Professions; (edited with Michael Davis); New York: Oxford University Press; 2001
- Conflict of Interest in American Public Life; Harvard University Press; 2000
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