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James Murphy is a Clinical Professor of Management at Loyola University Chicago's Quinlan School of Business. He holds a PhD in Philosophy from DePaul University (2014) and has taught at Loyola since 2014, focusing on business ethics, values-based leadership, and entrepreneurship. Previously, he served as an adjunct instructor at DePaul (2011–2014) and taught in the Inside-Out Program at Stateville Correctional Facility.
- Education: PhD in Philosophy (DePaul), MA in Philosophy (DePaul), BA in Philosophy and American Studies (Trinity College)
His research explores intersections of critical social theory with business ethics, emphasizing the role of embodiment in moral and political autonomy. Key themes include intercorporeal mediation, libidinal economy in entrepreneurship, and 'horizontal social entrepreneurship.' He has published in venues like the Palgrave Macmillan Handbook of Walter Benjamin and the SAGE Handbook of Frankfurt School Critical Theory.
Awards:
- Emerging Scholar, Society for Business Ethics (2016)
- Part-Time Faculty of the Year (2020)
Teaching focuses include ethics in business, international business ethics, and values-based leadership. His work bridges philosophy and business through critical engagement with thinkers like Walter Benjamin and Frankfurt School theorists.
