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David
Austen-Smith, the Peter G. Peterson Chair in Corporate
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Teaching
Cases
Ford Center faculty
members are at the forefront of disseminating their research
insights through new teaching materials. In addition to developing
such materials, Center faculty are developing new teaching
methods, such as the use of extensive crisis simulations to
have students experience ethical dilemmas and value conflicts.
The Center
faculty have developed the following (partial) list of teaching
cases. For further information, including how to order cases,
please contact Sheila
Duran, director of publications initiatives, or visit
the Kellogg
Case Collection Web site.
Where
applicable, click on the letters below to go to the case:
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Myriad:
Breast Cancer Testing in Britain (A)
and (B).
(2004) |
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Myriad:
Breast Cancer Testing in the United States (A)
and (B).
(2004) |
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Mercedes
and the Moose Test (A)
(2003) and (B)
(2004). |
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Recyclers
v. Superfund (A),
(B),
(C),
and (D).
2003. |
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The
Politics of Tobacco Control (A): The U.S. Tobacco Industry
in 1996. June 2003. |
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United
Learning (A)
and (B).
March 2003. |
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VIAG
and the German Nuclear Power Industry (1999). |
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Shell
and Greenpeace (A), (B), and (C) (1995). Harvard Business
School Case P19, September 1, 1996. Reprinted in David
Baron. Management and its Environment, 3rd Edition. Prentice
Hall 1999. (Available only through Harvard Publishing). |
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The
EU Carbon Tax (1995) (with David P. Baron, and Daniel
Kessler). Reprinted in David Baron. Management and its
Environment, 2nd-4th Edition. Prentice Hall (2006). |
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