I am interested in the description of the various domains of the human social world--especially the domains of business, economics, and technology--and the value phenomena therein. My work is influenced by the turn-of-the-19th-Century Austrian philosophical tradition, and its counterpart value-theoretical economic thinkers, especially Menger and Hayek. These two schools of thought share a common ground in behavioral psychology that is central in organizational leadership.My current research interest are in the applications of phenomenology and the notion of empathy to central questions in business ethics. I am also interested in the geography of different understandings of responsibility, from corporate social responsibility, social capital, to the framework of commutative and distribute justice in Catholic social thought.Areas of Specialization: Business Ethics, Organizational Development & Leadership, Ethics & Technology, Social Philosophy, Behavioral Psychology, Philosophy of EconomicsResearch interests: Empathy, Value, Social Ontologies (especially Economic Objects, such as Money), and Technological Objects, Phenomenology