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Clark H. Warner is a doctoral candidate in management science at the Toulouse School of Management.  His research is in behavioral ethics with a focus on the role of intuition in ethical decision making.  He is a recent graduate of the Boston University School of Theology having completed a master’s degree in theological studies, again with a focus on ethics.  Clark also holds both an MBA and an MA in Sociology from Stanford University and a bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics-Computer Science from Harvard University.

Prior to his recent studies, Clark was a high-tech professional and worked at such companies as Apple, Netezza and IBM in a variety of capacities including, engineering manager, director of software engineering and Sr. director/program director of product management.  He participated in the development of Apple’s MacOS X as manager of the file system as well as in the development of Netezza’s NPS data warehouse appliance and many of its successors. 

• Behavioral Ethics
• Moral Intuition
• Ethical Climate

• Statistics
• Organizational Behavior
• Ethics

• Influences on Dual-Process Ethical Decision-Making and the Development of Moral Automaticity | Defense: 09/07/2021 | Supervisor: FORTIN Marion, TSM Research

• Articles (ranked journals)
  • When Are We More Ethical? A Review and Categorization of the Factors Influencing Dual-Process Ethical Decision-Making
    Warner, C., M. Fortin, T. Melkonian, "When Are We More Ethical? A Review and Categorization of the Factors Influencing Dual-Process Ethical Decision-Making", Journal of Business Ethics, 2022

• Human Resource Management and Organisational Behaviour, Manning School of Business, USA, 2019

• Conferences, symposiums, workshops
  • Should we let our gut decide?
    Warner, C., M. Fortin, T. Melkonian, "Should we let our gut decide?", 2019, Oestrich-Winkel, Germany
  • Moralizing Disgust and Religious Traditions
    Warner, C., "Moralizing Disgust and Religious Traditions" in European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology Congress, 2017, Dublin, Ireland
  • The Corporate Construction of Conscience
    Warner, C., "The Corporate Construction of Conscience" in Society for Business Ethics annual conference, 2018, Chicago, USA
  • Generating Moral Intuition
    Warner, C., "Generating Moral Intuition" in Society for Business Ethics Annual Conference, 2017, Atlanta, USA
  • Are We Making Monsters?
    Warner, C., "Are We Making Monsters?" in 5th International Workshop on Insights in Organizational Justice and Business Ethics, 2017, Paris, France
  • The Corruption and Construction of Conscience
    Warner, C., "The Corruption and Construction of Conscience" in European Academy of Management annual conference, 2019, Lisbon, Portugal
• Invited speaker
  • The Corruption and Construction of Conscience - International Humanistic Management Association PhD Network Seminar
    Warner, C. - "The Corruption and Construction of Conscience - International Humanistic Management Association PhD Network Seminar" - 2020, USA
  • The Corporate Corruption of Conscience - Talk at the University of Massachusetts Boston Applied Ethics Center
    Warner, C. - "The Corporate Corruption of Conscience - Talk at the University of Massachusetts Boston Applied Ethics Center" - 2018, Boston, USA

• 2021 - PhD in Management Science / Toulouse School of Management
• 2016 - Master in Theological Studies / Boston University
• 1993 - Master, Business administration / Stanford University
• 1993 - Master of Arts in Sociology / Stanford University
• 1985 - A.B. in Applied Mathematics - Computer Science