The labor market is being buffeted by an influx of new workers who are displacing traditional professionals:
Institute Editor and Writer of Ethics Newsline®, Carl Hausman, considers the impact of new technologies on the privacy equilibrium.
Shorthand conclusion: If you promote yourself by means of attack-oriented electioneering, you’ll be guilty of campaigning unethically, wrecking democracy, driving voters away from the polls, and becoming an unethical official if (against the odds) you happen to win.
One answer to the question about how we teach moral courage, then, must be to teach trust.
In the aftermath of the December 26 tsunami, a number of nagging questions stung the United States: Are Americans stingy?
“How would you rate the overall state of moral values in this country today,” Gallup asked, “—as excellent, good, only fair, or poor?” A solid 80 percent said “fair” or “poor.”
Moral courage sometimes does seem “too good to be true.”
Moral courage is not merely a once-in-a-lifetime action that a few great people undertake.
Warfare involves more than physical courage
Yes, 9/11 raised wrenching moral and metaphysical questions about America’s purpose and condition.
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