Titlebook: Ethics in Public Life; Good Practitioners i Kenneth Winston Book 2015 Kenneth Winston 2015 Ethics.public ethics.professional ethics.governa

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59227-9raduation from the Harvard Kennedy School. In addition, to inform my commentary, I have consulted studies of Cambodian society, especially by anthropologists and historians, to provide some context for the events described.

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Introduction, occasions for drawing lessons from moral failure. Learning comes from paying close attention to practical decision making as it is lived, to achieve a depth of understanding otherwise typically missed or ignored by students of ethics.

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The Woman in the Corridor: Caring across Boundaries,raduation from the Harvard Kennedy School. In addition, to inform my commentary, I have consulted studies of Cambodian society, especially by anthropologists and historians, to provide some context for the events described.

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Introduction,ion. This book is neither a general survey of the field, nor an in-depth examination of a single, defined problem. It is a set of case studies, relating and reflecting on the stories of specific practitioners, in identified Asian contexts, struggling to act purposefully and conscientiously within th

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Missionaries in China: The Ethics of Exporting Ethics,Adam Schall and Ferdinand Verbiest. These sites, located outside the old city gate in Beijing, were restored after the Cultural Revolution and commemorated in 1983, on the 400th anniversary of Ricci’s arrival in China. The memory of the Jesuit mission to China is now carefully preserved, for it was

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Exporting the Rule of Law to China,ns and US government agencies are busily engaged in secular missionary enterprises that, in certain respects, follow the model of the seventeenth-century Jesuits. In this addendum, I discuss briefly, as one example of contemporary missionary work, efforts at exporting the rule of law to China. The a

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The Woman in the Corridor: Caring across Boundaries,cting on her story, we are led to consider different grounds of obligation to people in need, wherever they may be. Like the other memoir cases in this book, the story is slightly disguised, to protect the protagonist’s identity. Since Ann was an experienced journalist and a good writer, I follow he

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By the People: Becoming a Practitioner of Democracy,n, including, in 2000, the prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership, and, in 2010, the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award for Excellence in Public Administration, Academia, and Management. On each occasion, her most significant achievement was identified as the campaign for greater

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Conclusion: Moral Competence in Public Life, expertise to bear in decision making—whether it is acquired by specialized training or in apprenticeship to established practitioners. But professionalism does not consist simply in the exercise of technical skills, using the right tools or methods, in the right way, to address problems at hand. Be