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- International Anti-Corruption Statutes and the FCPA
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- Panel discussion on the costs and challenges of corruption for companies doing business internationally
M. Horowitz, N. Zucker Boswell, M. Doyle, R. Matts
- Corporate Gatekeepers
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- Panel focused on inside and outside counsel, audit committees, and other individuals and groups responsible for the ethical conduct of business organizations
K. Hanson, M. Collins, D. Rains, K. Schick
- Board Oversight of Compliance and Business Conduct Programs
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- Three different perspectives on setting the ethical tone of a company from the board level
W. Swenson, B. Finocchio, Jr., A. Muller, C.S. Par
- Deferred Prosecution Agreements and Federal Monitors
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- Panelists discuss their role in white collar prosecutions and as federal monitors
B. Prachar, L. Caldwell, B. Schwartz, W. Swenson,
- Deferred Prosecution Agreements and Federal Monitors
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- Cutting-Edge Issues in Compliance and Business Conduct conference sponsored by the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, BECA & ECOA
- Dealing Ethically With the Press: A Guide for Public Officials
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- Four rules of thumb for government officials in working with the media.
from a workshop with Jerry Ceppos
- Faith, Sex, and Ethics at Santa Clara University : A Report on the Role of Religion in Student Sexua
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- A series of interviews with more than 30 Santa Clara University students reveals how faith does or does not inform their sexual ethics.
Jessica Coblentz
- FAITH, SEX, & ETHICS AT SANTA CLARA UNIVERISTY
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- Summaries and reports from a year-long project studying how SCU student attitudes towards sexuality are (or are not) informed by their religious traditions.
Jessica Coblentz
- Pharmacogenomics, Ethics, and Public Policy
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- How personalized medicine can develop in a way that promotes the good of both individuals and the broader society
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Data Abuses at Deutsche Telekom
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- Emerging Issues - Data Abuses at Deutsche Telekom [6/2/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- Tangled Web
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- Editors meet to discuss how to hold ethics standards high in the face of sweeping changes in how newsrooms work
Jerry Cepos
- Setting a Moral Vision for Academe
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- PowerPoint presentation on bridging the "isought" divide in international education
Lester Goodchild
- Business Ethics: Why Do Good People Do Bad Things?
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- Podcast of an interview with Center Executive-in-Residence Jim Balassone.
- Ethics and the Middle Manager: Creating "Tone in The Middle"
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- Specific behaviors middle managers must demonstrate in order for lower level employees to understand that the organization is serious about ethics
Kirk O. Hanson
- Controversial commencement Speakers
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- Emerging Issues - Controversial commencement Speakers [5/19/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- Why News Media Must Embrace Online Rules
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- Online news outlets face ethical challenges when they invite public commentary
Edward Wasserman
- On Ethics and Immigration
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- Arizona Governor looks at ethical issues in developing policy on illegal immigration.
Janet Napolitano
- Why News Media Must Embrace Online Rules
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- Online news outlets face ethical challenges when they invite public commentary.
Edward Wasserman
- Amnesty and Immigration
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- Emerging Issues - Amnesty and Immigration [4/28/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- The World that Wikipedia Made
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- A panel discussion on technology, ethics, and the law in the Wikipedia editing model
- The Relationship Between Physicians and Patients
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- Chair of the President's Council on Bioethics Edmund Pellegrino discusses the conflicts that can arise between patient autonomy and the personal beliefs of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists
Miriam Schulman
- Sexual Ethics Vary Among Catholic Students
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- SCU senior reports on the results of her research on religion and sexual conducted as a Hackworth Fellow
Jessica Coblentz
- Finding the Ethics of a Hook-up Culture
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- SCU senior advocates more honest communication about sexual ethics
Jessica Coblentz
- Politicization of Ethnic Identities and the Common Good in Kenya
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- A talk delivered for the panel "Kenya, the Common Good, and the Politicization of Ethnic Identities"
Aquiline Tarimo, S.J.
- Cancer: A Failure to Communicate - Reflections by Abdelmalek Yamani
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- Response to a case study where cultural misunderstandings interfere with medical care for a cancer patient.
Abdelmalek Yamani
- Cutting-Edge Issues in Compliance and Business Conduct
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- A day-long forum with panel sessions on business ethics topics May 28, 2008
- Private lives of Public Officials
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- Emerging Issues - Private lives of Public Officials [3/31/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- Business ethics in China
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- Emerging Issues - Business ethics in China [11/14/2007]
Emerging Issues Group
- Ethical Issues in Marketing of pharmaceutical Products and Medical Devices
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- Emerging Issues - Ethical Issues in Marketing of pharmaceutical Products and Medical Devices [3/17/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- Giving to Charity
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- Emerging Issues - Giving to Charity [11/27/2007]
Emerging Issues Group
- Lobbyists and Politicians : The Ethical Issue
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- Emerging Issues - Lobbyists and Politicians : The Ethical Issue [3/3/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- Media Objectivity
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- Emerging Issues - Media Objectivity [11/1/2007]
Emerging Issues Group
- Race and Gender in the Race for the Preseidency
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- Emerging Issues - Race and Gender in the Race for the Preseidency [2/4/2008]
Emerging Issues Group
- Religion in the Race for the Presidency
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- Emerging Issues - Religion in the Race for the Presidency [12/20/2007]
Emerging Issues Group
- Ethics at Noon: Kenya, the Common Good, and the Politicization of Ethnic Identities
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- Wednesday, April 2, Ethics at Noon: "Kenya, the Common Good, and the Politicization of Ethnic Identities," Professor Aquilino Tarimo, S.J., Hekima School of Theology, Nairobi, Kenya, and Visiting Professor, SCU Department of Religious Studies; Professor Teresia Hinga, SCU Religious Studies, 12 p.m., Wiegand Room
- The Catholic Conscience, Bioethics, and the Public Square
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- Monday, April 7, Regan Lecture: "The Catholic Conscience, Bioethics, and the Public Square," A talk by Dr. Edmund Pellegrino, Chair, President George W. Bush's Council on Bioethics, and John Carroll Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Medical Ethics, Georgetown University Medical Center, 6 p.m., De Saisset Museum
This lecture is made possible in part by a gift from New York Life Insurance Co. in honor of William Regan III. It is part of Science and Health Horizons, a series of events designed to enrich student, faculty, and community understanding of modern health care topics.
- Ending the Management Illusion: Bias, Behavioral Finance, and Making a Better Organization
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- Thursday, April 17, Ethics at Noon: "Ending the Management Illusion: Bias, Behavioral Finance, and Making a Better Organization", Professor Hersh Shefrin, Mario Belotti Chair, SCU Department of Finance, 12 p.m., Wiegand Room
- Amnesty, Ethics, and Immigration: Catholic Perspectives From Both Sides of the Border
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- Thursday, April 24, Ethics at Noon: "'Amnesty, Ethics, and Immigration: Catholic Perspectives From Both Sides of the Border," Kevin Appleby, Director, Office of Migration and Refugee Policy, US Conference of Catholic Bishops Conference; Erica Dahl-Bredine, Catholic Relief Services-Mexico Country Representative. Co-sponsored by the Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education. 12 p.m., Wiegand Room
- On Ethics and Immigration
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- Thursday, April 24, Lecture: "On Ethics and Immigration," Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano, 7 p.m., Recital Hall
Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano ('79) is one of our nations most innovative political leaders and was chosen by Time Magazine as one of Americas Top Five Governors. Prior to her election as governor, Napolitano served as U.S. Attorney for Arizona and as Arizonas first female Attorney General. She is a national leader in addressing the issue of illegal immigration and was the first governor to call for the National Guard at the border at federal expense.
Immigration: Where Do We Go From Here?
- Nutrition, Hydration, and Patients in a Permanent Vegetative State: Has the Vatican Changed the Ru
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- Tuesday, April 29, Ethics at Noon: "Nutrition, Hydration, and Patients in a Permanent Vegetative State: Has the Vatican Changed the Rules?," The Rev. Gerald Coleman, S.S., Vice President, Corporate Ethics, Daughters of Charity Health System; Professor Margaret McLean, SCU Department of Religious Studies, and Director, Biotechnology and Health Care Ethics Program, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics; and John Paris, S.J., Walsh Professor of Bioethics, Boston College, 12 p.m., Wiegand Room
- Academic Integrity and Undergraduates at Santa Clara University: Should We Keep the Current Protocol
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- Wednesday, May 7, Ethics at Noon: "Academic Integrity and Undergraduates at Santa Clara University: Should We Keep the Current Protocol or Adopt an Honor Code?" Aurelia Delarosa Aceves, SCU '08 and Member, Academic Integrity Board; Professor Ruth Davis, Peters Chair in Computer Engineering, SCU School of Engineering; Lester Deanes, Assistant Dean for Student Life, SCU Office of Student Life; Professor Phil Kesten, Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies and SCU Department of Physics, 12 p.m., Wiegand Room
- Women & Islam: Head Scarves and Other Expression of Faith
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- Wednesday, May 14, Panel Discussion: "Women & Islam: Head Scarves and Other Expression of Faith," Faculty Panelist: Professor Farid Senzai, SCU Department of Political Science; Student Panelists: Faten Hijazi, SCU School of Engineering; Roujin Mozaffarimehr, SCU '08 and Hackworth Fellow, Ethics Center; Jessica Coblentz, SCU '08 and Hackworth Fellow, Ethics Center. Co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, Office of Multicultural Learning, and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. 3:30-5, Williman Room, Benson Center
- The World That Wikipedia Made: The Ethics and Values of Public Knowledge
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- Thursday, May 15, Panel Discussion: "The World That Wikipedia Made: The Ethics and Values of Public Knowledge," Mike Godwin, General Counsel, Wikimedia Foundation; and possible other panelists. Co-sponsored by the Center for Science, Technology, and Society; the High Tech Law Institute; and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics. Reception: 6 to 6:30 p.m.; Panel Discussion: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., De Saisset Museum
- Pandemic Influenza Ethics Tool
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- Ethical issues to consider in preparing for a pandemic, prepared for the Santa Clara County Public Health Department
Margaret R. McLean
- National Apologies
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- The February 2008 apology from the Australian parliament to Aboriginal people forms the basis for lessons on stepping forward to right historical wrongs.
Frank Brennan, SJ
- Cancer: A Failure to Communicate - Reflections by Karen Peterson-Iyer
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- Response to a case study where cultural misunderstandings interfere with medical care for a cancer patient.
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Cancer: A Failure to Communicate
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- A case study of how cultural misunderstandings interfere with medical care for a cancer patient.
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Cancer: A Failure to Communicate - Reflection by Doha Raik Hamza
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- Response to a case study where cultural misunderstandings interfere with medical care for a cancer patient.
Doha Raik Hamza
- Cancer: A Failure to Communicate - Reflections by Dr. Sheik Hassan and Dr. Hossam E. Fadel
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- Response to a case study where cultural misunderstandings interfere with medical care for a cancer patient.
Dr. Sheik Hassan and Dr. Hossam E. Fadel
- Academic Freedom and Religious Freedom
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- An exploration of academic freedom in the religious university and religious freedom in the public university.
Robert M. O'Neil
- Premarital Sex, Faith & the SCU Student
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- Report on a panel discussion among Santa Clara University students on ethics, spirituality, and sex outside of marriage
Jessica Coblentz
- Business Ethics in the Chinese Context
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- Director of the Center for International Business Ethics in Beijing Stephan Rothlin talks about progress and challenges.
Miriam Schulman
- The Roles and Responsibilities of the General Counsel in the Organizations Ethical Culture
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- Panel discussion among general counsels of large and small cap companies
Tom McCoy, Craig Nordlund, Martin Collins, Fred Go
- Reconstituting the Ethical Culture at Hewlett Packard
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- Summary of a presentation by Hewlett-Packard Vice President and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer Jon Hoak on steps the company took to renew their commitment to ethics after the pretexting scandal.
Miriam Schulman
- Confronting a Fetal Abnormality
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- A case study raising issues of culturally competent health care for a Muslim woman.
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Introduction to Culturally Competent Care
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- Background on how cultural differences affect the provision of care in a clinical setting
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Culturally Competent Care for Muslim Patients: Introduction to Cases and Reflections
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- Background on the specific ethical issues involved in providing culturally competent care to Muslim patients.
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Confronting a Fetal Abnormality: Reflections by Doha Raik Hamza
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- Response to a case raising issues in culturally competent health care for a Muslim woman.
Doha Raik Hamza
- Confronting a Fetal Abnormality: Reflections by Sheik N. Hassan and Hossam E. Fadel
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- Response to a case raising issues in culturally competent health care for a Muslim woman.
Sheik N. Hassan and Hossam E. Fadel
- Confronting a Fetal Abnormality: Reflections by Karen Peterson-Iyer
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- Response to a case raising issues in culturally competent health care for a Muslim woman.
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- Confronting a Fetal Abnormality: Reflections by Abdelmalek Yamani
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- Response to a case raising issues in culturally competent health care for a Muslim woman.
Abdelmalek Yamani
- Business Ethics Scenarios
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- Brief cases that raise questions on gifts, conflicts of interest, disparagement, and more.
Jim Balassone
- Putting Away the Gifts
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- The Center's senior fellow in government ethics recommends a no-gifts policy for public officials.
Judy Nadler
- Ethics, Doping, and the Future of Cycling: A Talk by Greg LeMond
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- Three-time Tour de France champion Greg LeMond speaks on doping problems in the sport, Feb. 17, 2008
- Hackworth Research Grant Winners Fall 2007
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- Hackworth Research Grant Winners Fall 2007
- Hackworth Research Grant Winners Fall 2007
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- Hackworth Research Grant Winners, Fall 2007
- Santa Clara University - A Brief History of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
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- Photos and highlights of Center programs and events since 1986
- Managing Moral Responsibility for Product Use
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- Dirksen Professor of Business Ethics Manuel Velasquez asks the question, Is a company responsible for the uses to which customers put its products?
Miriam Schulman
- Homosexuality and Religion
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- SCU students discuss how faith informs their views on homosexuality.
Jessica Coblentz
- Center Director Named One of the 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics
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- Kirk O. Hanson is honored in the 2007 list by Ethisphere Magazine.
- How You Can Help
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- Gifts from $50 to $25,000 support Center programs in important ways.
- Encouraging Internal Whistleblowing (And More!)
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- An update on how organizations can set up mechanisms to identify wrongdoing
Carl R. Oliver and Francis J. Daly
- Control Fraud at Rite Aid
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- The executive director of the Institute for Fraud Prevention discusses what went wrong at Rite Aid (pdf)
William Black
- Exploring Ethical Lapses During the Rite Aid Crisis
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- Former Rite Aid COO and interim CEO Timothy Noonan gives a frank account of an ethical lapse that he wished he had avoided
Anne Federwisch
- The Role, Responsibilities, and Challenges of Corporate Gatekeepers
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- A CFO and audit committee chair, a general counsel, an outside counsel, an audit partner from a public accounting firm, and an SEC associate regional director discuss their roles as corporate gatekeepers.
Miriam Schulman
- To Cover or Not to Cover: Headscarves and Human Rights
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- Do women have the right to express their own religious views by choosing either to wear or not to wear a headscarf?
Roujin Mozaffarimehr
- Center Director Honored by Aspen Institute
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- Kirk O. Hanson receives the 2007 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Center for Business Education.
- Consumer Rights and Corporate Responsibility
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- Issues in protecting consumer rights in China were the focus of this international business ethics conference.
- Trust Online
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- A conference on ethical, social, regulatory, and legal aspects of creating trust on the Internet
- Sunshine reform
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- Testimony to the San Jose City Council on improving government transparency.
Judy Nadler
- Expanding Health Care Coverage: A Balm for California?
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- Applying Catholic social teaching to the problem of the uninsured.
Margaret R. McLean
- Sustainability: Reflections on a Smart Imperative
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- A review of ethical challenges in building a solar house.
James Bickford
- Religion, Ethics and Politics in World Affairs
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- Religion, Ethics and Politics in World Affairs
- Ethical Challenges Facing Newspapers
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- U.S. and Vietnamese editors discuss press freedom, government secrecy, and other issues.
Miriam Schulman
- Green Building
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- A case study on the construction of Santa Clara University's sustainable building, Kennedy Commons.
Meredith Swineheart
- Toward an Ethical Culture
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- Center Executive Director Kirk O. Hanson identifies characteristics of an ethical organization.
Anne Federwisch
- Sustaining Ernst & Youngs Ethical Culture
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- Susan Sweet describes EYs process developing their Americas ethics program for more than 35,000 employees in North, Central and South America, Mexico, Israel, and Canada.
Anne Federwisch
- The Coming Pandemic: Ethical Preparedness
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- Procedural and distributive justice considerations in triage during a pandemic.
Margaret R. McLean
- Santa Clara University Student-Athlete Statement Of Values
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- The vision, mission, and fundamental values for students participating in Bronco athletics.
Sara Overmier, Steve O'Brien, David DeCosse
- Practical Sports Ethics
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- Podcast of a talk by the executive director of Positive Coaching Alliance
Jim Thompson
- Catchy Title or Needless Deception?
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- A journalist must decide when a promotion for a story is misleading.
Jessica Silliman
- Filtering and Pressure from Media Conglomerates
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- Pressure from above creates a pseudo-controversy.
Jessica Silliman
- Wrestling, Weight Loss and Exposing A Flawed System
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- Should a reporter include details in a story about how athletes exploit loopholes in a testing program?
Jessica Silliman
- Misplaced Funds Cloud Reputation: Is it worth it?
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- Reporting ruins the reputation of a respected local coach.
Jessica Silliman
- News and a Profit-Driven Turn to Advertising
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- Should news content be aligned with ad revenue?
Jessica Silliman
- Exploitive Tactics or Good Journalism?
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- How close up and personal should a reporter get to the scene of a tragedy?
Jessica Silliman
- Radio News: When to use a name?
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- A student makes a false allegation to police. Should the campus radio station reveal the students name?
Jessica Silliman
- Getting Personal: Private Lives and Public Figures
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- Is the mayors impending divorce a fit subject for a news story during a campaign?
Jessica Silliman
- Exposing The Pay of Public Safety Officials
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- Does the public have the right to know the salaries of police and firefighters?
Jessica Silliman
- Questionable Content: Editors and The Pressure of Falling Ad Revenue
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- A magazine editors job comes to include creating free advertisements for luxury products.
Jessica Silliman
- Breaking a StoryAnd a Relationship
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- Full reporting on a case of steroid abuse would have disastrous consequences for the reporters source.
Jessica Silliman
- Fair Play or Damaging The Reputation of Youth?
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- The father of a Little League player misstates his age so that he can play in the World Series. What is the reporters responsibility considering the boys youth?
Jessica Silliman
- To Use Photos or Not: Damaging Photos in An Online Age
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- Undergraduates put racist photos of themselves on Facebook. Should the student newspaper reprint them?
Jessica Silliman
- Creativity and The Race for Syndication
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- Economics of the TV industry mitigate against creative programming.
Jessica Silliman
- Leaked Movie Trailer and A Confidentiality Agreement
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- Confidentiality agreements prevent film industry employees from releasing information about upcoming releases.
Jessica Silliman
- Deceitful Movie Trailers or Good Advertising?
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- A producer must create an appealing trailer for a terrible movie.
Jessica Silliman
- To Exploit or Commemorate: Film and The Challenge of 9/11
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- How soon is too soon in making movies about disasters?
Jessica Silliman
- Using Borrowed Material
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- Using photographs published online creates ethical questions about copyright.
Jessica Silliman
- Reporting Inflated Numbers
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- A companys internal communications representative is asked to report inflated profit numbers.
Jessica Silliman
- Controversial Radio Advertising
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- A sales intern for a radio station is pressured to mislead advertisers.
Jessica Silliman
- Bad Business Ethics or Acceptable Promotional Perks?
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- A radio station inflates the number of on-air giveaways they ask companies to provide and then offers the excess as perks to station employees.
Jessica Silliman
- A Right or Wrong Way to Sell?
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- A contract sales rep is asked to circumvent the industrys chain-of-custody arrangements.
Jessica Silliman
- The Effects of Ethics Policies: A Positive Story
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- Doing the right thing brings praise.
Jessica Silliman
- Homeless at the Door: A Nonprofit Challenge
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- Should a homeless help center have strict hours?
Jessica Silliman
- Aggressive Sales Quotas or Unfair Business Practice?
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- An online directory chooses customer service over inflated advertising packages.
Jessica Silliman
- Public Relations: Is The Customer Always Right?
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- A client rigs a talent competition/publicity event.
Jessica Silliman
- Balancing Nonprofit Interests
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- Should an HIV/AIDS program focus on prevention or treatment?
Jessica Silliman
- Deceitful Spammer or Marketing Genius?
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- Is impersonation a viable marketing approach?
Jessica Silliman
- Client Obligations and Handling Your Boss
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- A boss forwards a draft e-mail to a client.
Jessica Silliman
- Trust During The Dot-Com Boom
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- A company woos a new employee under false pretenses.
Jessica Silliman
- Business and Organizational Ethics Partnership
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- The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics brings together executives and scholars in a forum designed to increase the members knowledge about effectively managing ethics in business organizations.
- Setting the Stage for Problems
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- Should a public official solicit charitable contributions from businesses that are under his supervision?
Roey Rahmil
- Election Irregularities
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- A newly elected mayor decides whether to contest a citation for election code violations.
Roey Rahmil
- On the Record
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- What is a former supervisor's duty to reveal about past poor judgments by a candidate for public office.
Roey Rahmil
- Ethics, Autonomy and the Treatment of Tuberculosis in Impoverished Patients in India
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- Undergraduate research addressing problems in applying the ethical principle of autonomy to contagious disease.
Kelsey Whittier
- Doing the Public's Business with Transparency and Integrity
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- Kirk Hanson's presentation to annual meeting of California Association of County Treasurers & Tax Collectors on June 13, 2007, in Santa Barbara, CA
Kirk O. Hanson
- Center Celebrates 20th Anniversary
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- The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics marks 20 years of sharing expert knowledge and innovative research with Silicon Valley and the world.
- A Brief History of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
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- Remarks by Ethics Center Executive Director Kirk O. Hanson on the occasion of the Center's 20th anniversary
- Principles for Building an Ethical Organization
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- R. Gopalakrishnan, executive director of Tata Sons, offers five principles for executives.
Miriam Schulman
- The Present and Future of Social Networking
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- A panel exploring the ethical and social implications of social networking technology.
John Squires, Kaitlin Thompson, Shannon Vallor, Ma
- Reflections on Research Ethics
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- The editor of Science magazine and president emeritus of Stanford University discusses issues confronting universities and journals.
Donald Kennedy
- Unavoidable Ethical Dilemmas of Leaders
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- A presentation to the XIII World Forum on Corporate Social Responsibility in Guadalajara, Mexico, sponsored by the International Association of Jesuit Business Schools.
Kirk O. Hanson
- Speaking Truth to Power: A White Paper
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- O'Toole, aresearch professor in the Center for Effective Organizations at the University of Southern California, explores how to encourage candor within organizations.
James O'Toole
- Center Names 2007-08 Student Fellows
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- Hackworth Fellows to concentrate on technology ethics, sexual ethics, and women and democracy.
- Center Receives Gift for Immigration Ethics Project
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- Agnieszka Winkler and Art Lund donate $25,000 to support program.
- Verite Executive Director Visits Center
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- Dan Viederman discusses the work of his organization.
- Virtues and Vices of Open Source
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- An analysis of the ethical issues surrounding free software.
Eben Moglen
- Immigration Policy and Principles of Humanity
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- Bill Ong Hing analyzes why immigrants come to the United States and ways to integrate immigrants.
Suruchi Bhutani
- The Ethics of Migration and Immigration
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- A briefing paper on key questions for policy makers
Lynette M. Parker
- Ethics and City Hall
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- San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed outlines reforms.
Suruchi Bhutani
- Unavoidable Ethical Questions About Social Networking
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- Fairness, rights, and virtues are explored in relation to sites such as Facebook and MySpace
- Character Mentoring
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- A PowerPoint presentation on character formation in a business context
keywords, business ethics, character, role model
Dennis Moberg
- Understanding Rule Bending
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- A PowerPoint presentation on the Devaluation of compliance in the DOD
Leslie Sekerka
- 24/7 Workplace Connectivity: A Hidden Ethical Dilemma
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- An exploration of the effect of digital technology on workers' health and relationships
Charles F. Piazza
- Climate Change and Justice Between Generations
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- William Sundstrom and Keith Warner discuss the ethics and economics of global warming
Suruchi Bhutani
- Ethics Center Hires New Assistant Director for Administration
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- Former Seattle University athletic director joins staff
- Unavoidable Ethical Questions About Open Source
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- Issues confronting the free software movement include how best to promote innovation and the common good.
- Orange County Character-Based Literacy Program Wins Award
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- CBL receives California County Boards of Education 2007 Exemplary Program Award
- Business Ethics in China: Challenges and Opportunities
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- A panel featuring C.S. Park, Seagate Board of Directors; Wing Li, Managing Director, Atelier Capital Corp.; Alan Lee, Co-founder of Forrester Group, Chongbang Holdings; Baocheng Liu, Dean, Sino-French School of International Management, Beijing, China; James OToole, Research Professor, USC Marshall School of Business
Margaret Steen
- Four Perspectives on Indian Business Practices
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- A panel featuring Arvind Bhambri, Associate Professor, USC Marshall School of Business; Pravir Malik, Managing Director, Advisory Service, Business for Social Responsibility; Vic Kulkarni, President and CEO, Sequence Design Inc; P. Christie, S.J., Director, Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA), Chennai, India.
Margaret Steen
- Business Ethics in a Global World: An Introduction to the Issues
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- CEO of Business for Social Responsibility Aron Cramer offers perspectives on how Chinese and Indian companies apply business ethics.
Margaret Steen
- Business Ethics in a Global World: India's Changing Ethics
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- Marketing professor Jagdish Sheth looks at the new "Asian Century."
Margaret Steen
- San Jose Sunshine Reform Task Force Update
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- The task force considers recommendations for improving transparency and participation.
- Partnership Members Named Best Corporate Citizens
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- Advanced Micro Devices, Agilent, Applied Materials, and Cisco are among the top 20 corporate citizens of 2007, according to CRO magazine.
- Character in the Catholic Schools
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- The Center launches a new national character education curriculum for Catholic schools.
- Medical Ethics Meets Organizational Ethics
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- Lessons from both clinical and business ethics apply in a hospital context.
- Speaking Truth to Power: The Role of the Executive
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- James O'Toole argues that great leaders encourage candor.
Jennifer Pittman
- Dilemma of Iraq
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- Former White House Chief of Staff and member of the Iraq Study Group Leon Panetta discusses how to stabilize Iraq and stop polarization at home.
Suruchi Bhutani
- The Ethics of Immigration
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- Columnist Victor Davis Hanson discusses who benefits from illegal immigration, why the issue is so polarizing, and possible solutions.
Suruchi Bhutani
- The Transformation of Work
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- Summary of a presentation by Edward Lawler highlighting findings from his book "The New American Workplace."
Anne Federwisch
- Ethical Issues in the Financial Services Industry
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- Summary of a presentation by Ronald F. Duska and James A. Mitchell on the reasons for ethical lapses in the industry and some ways to protect against them.
Anne Federwisch
- Curbing Corruption Around the Globe
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- Summary of a presentation by Glenn Ware, chief investigative counselor for the World Bank, on the bank's Department of Institutional Integrity
Anne Federwisch
- Economic Empowerment of Women
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- A look at the factors affecting women's economic situation worldwide, the benefits of empowerment, and strategies for achieving it.
Almaz Negash
- The Ethics of Fiction Writing
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- The author of such novels as "Atticus" and "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" talks about ethical issues confronting writers.
Ron Hansen
- Whistle Blowing in the Public Sector
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- An introduction to the ethical issues surrounding government whistle blowers.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Ethical Challenges Today for Female Athletes
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- Soccer great Brandi Chastain discusses gender discrimination, work-life balance, and other issues facing women and girls in sports.
Suruchi Bhutani
- Ethics Across the Curriculum
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- Consultations are available for SCU faculty who want to integrate ethics into their courses.
- 2006-07 Business Ethics Outlook Press Briefing
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- Transcript of a press briefing about five critical ethical issues facing American businesses.
Jerry, Robert Finocchio, Kirk O. Hanson
- Corporate Moral Responsibility and the Ethics of Product Usage
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- SCU Dirksen Professor in Ethics Manuel Velasquez discusses expanding notions of corporate responsibility for personal injury.
Anne Federwisch
- Ethical Risk Assessment: Crisis-prone or Crisis-prepared
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- Center Executive Director Kirk O. Hanson and SCU Assistant Professor of Management Shawn Berman describe a risk-assessment tool.
Anne Federwisch
- Assessing for Ethics
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- Dan Pracher, business development manager for Development Dimensions International, explores how to hire employees who mesh with the ethical culture of the organization.
Anne Federwisch
- Fiddling With the Free Market
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- Are there ethical reasons to try to guide the invisible hand?
William Sundstrom
- The Ethics of Leaking
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- How to tell whether a leak is worth publishing--or taking seriously
Kirk O. Hanson and Jerry Ceppos
- Business Ethics Outlook 2006-07
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- Five crucial ethical issues on the agenda for American businesses.
- With Health Care and Justice for All
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- Catholic social teaching and the ethics of access to health care.
Margaret R. McLean
- Hackworth Grants for Student Research in Applied Ethics
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- Information for Santa Clara University students on applying for ethics research grants.
- Ethics of Immigration and Migration Project Receives Grant
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- The Bustos/Lopez Family Fund donates seed money for new Global Leadership and Ethics project.
- Fiction and the Ethics of Writing
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- Author Ron Hansen discusses the writer's obligation to the truth.
Miriam Schulman
- What HP Should Have Done
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- Ethical dilemmas facing the board of Hewlett-Packard.
Kirk O. Hanson
- Hackworth Research Grants for Faculty
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- Information for Santa Clara University faculty on applying for ethics research grants.
- Wonders of the World Wide Web
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- The Ethics Center Web site brings searchers together with the information they need.
Miriam Schulman
- Interdisciplinary Course on Bio-Ethics Wins Award
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- A course training students in girorous sicence and in ethical inquiry wins curriculum development award.
Miriam Schulman
- Time for a Unifying National Debate on the 'War on Terror'
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- A look at the ethical implications of rhetoric about combatting terrorism.
David DeCosse
- Five Enduring Ethical Rules
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- H-P pretexting and government payment to journalists suggest the need for a reminder of ethical principles.
Jerry Ceppos
- The Future of Government Ethics: There's Hope
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- Senior Fellow in Government Ethics Judy Nadler extends the work of the Center into the classroom.
Miriam Schulman
- Codes of Ethics and Values
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- Access to a wide variety of resources on how cities can develop ethical codes
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Global Business Ethics Conference 2007: Call for Papers
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- Information and submission guidelines for a conference on China, India, and new ways to create transnational ethical cultures
- The Personal Lives of Public Officials
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- Ethical issues at the boundary between a politician's personal and public behavior
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Expanding Ethical Research
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- Hackworth Grants Support Innovative Projects on Ethics
Miriam Schulman
- Privacy and Security in a Wireless World
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- Access to material from a panel on ethical issues raised by large wireless systems.
- 'G' Is for Genes and Genomes
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- Genetic testing poses ethical problems for individuals who may learn they have an illness for which there is no treatment.
Margaret R. McLean
- 'H' Is for Heredity and Huntingtons
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- An introduction to the ethics of genetic counseling and genetic testing.
Margaret R. McLean
- 'I' Is for Information
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- an introduction to confidentiality and informed consent.
By Margaret R. McLean
- 'J' Is for Justice
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- What principles should guide the distribution of scarce medical resources such as organs for transplant?
Margaret R. McLean
- The ABCs of Medical Ethics
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- An introduction to basic issues in health care ethics.
Margaret R. Mclean
- 'C' Is for Compassionate and Caring Community
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- An introduction to the virtue of compassion in a health care context.
Margaret R. McLean
- 'D' Is for Discussions, Decisions, and Directives
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- End-of-life decisions are aided by advance discussions and directives.
Margaret R. McLean
- 'E' Is for Everyday Ethics
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- While the big issues like cloning or end-of-life treatment may catch the headlines, we deal with important ethical issues every day.
Margaret R. McLean
- 'F' Is for the Future
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- A discussion of consequences as an approach to ethics in a health care context
Margaret R. McLean
- Civility
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- An introduction to the ethical issues for public officials.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Civil Disagreement
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- A case exploring the limits of public debate
Judy Nadler
- Name Calling on the Council
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- When the mayor and a councilmember disagree vociferously, is it unacceptable conduct or just the normal rough and tumble of
politics?
Judy Nadler
- Global Ethics Director Addresses Women World Leaders
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- Almaz Negash speaks on Educating Women and Children
- Educating Women and Children: A Moral Imperative
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- PowerPoint Presentation on the global problem and approaches to a solution.
Almaz Negash
- Personalized Medicine: The Ethics of Access
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- Pharmacogenomics sparks new therapeutic possibilities and
new threats to the U.S. health care system.
Karen Peterson-Iyer
- 2006-07 Hackworth Fellows Named
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- Undergraduates chosen to lead student programs on ethics.
- Members of the Business and Organizational Ethics Partnership Honored
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- Business Ethics Magazine names six partner companies to the annual list of 100 best corporate citizens.
- Gifts and Bribes
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- An introduction to the ethical issues for public officials.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- No Such Thing as a Free Ticket
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- A case involving a gift to a government official
Judy Nadler
- Political Perk or Part of the Job?
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- A mayor must decide whether to accept VIP treatment at the ballpark.
Judy Nadler
- Ethics and Leadership Camp for Public Officials 2006
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- Twenty-two city councilmembers, ethics commissioners, and other government officials gathered for the first summer workshop on instilling a culture of ethics in local government.
Judy Nadler
- Hackworth Grant Winners, Spring 2006
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- SCU faculty and students receive support for research on criminal justice, environmental ethics, and other topics.
- Councilmember and the Manager
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- A city councilmember must decide if he can impartially review the performance of the city manager.
Judy Nadler
- Surviving a Federal Criminal Investigation
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- PowerPoint presentation on FBI investigations of white collar crime.
Jeffrey Bornstein, Tamara Neiman
- Relationships Between Elected Officials and Staff
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- An introduction to the ethical issues that arise between city or county staff and councilmembers or supervisors.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Does Business Ethics Teaching Affect Practice?
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- Transcript of a panel discussion on the question, "Has business ethics teaching and research had any discernible impact on business practice in the US and around the world?"
Manuel Velasquez, R. Edward Freeman, Mary Gentile,
- Pandemic Ethics
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- Questions for health care institutions about preparing ethically for a disaster.
Margaret R. McLean
- Changing a Culture of Corruption
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- Former ombudsman for Hong Kong Andrew So describes anti-corruption efforts.
Miriam Schulman
- Favoritism, Cronyism, and Nepotism
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- An introduction to the ethical issues presented by favoritism in government.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Who Cares About Biodiversity?
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- An interview with Geoffrey Bowker, director of the SCU Center for Science, Technology, and Society.
Miriam Schulman
- Introduction to Government Ethics
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- Basic material on the most common ethical issues in public service
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Current Issues; Current Resolutions
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- Reflections on pedagogy, gender, and portrayals of civic life in the educaitonal computer game "Decisions, Decisions: Current Issues" from the 2006 Student Ethics Research Conference.
Rachel Araneta and Sierra Lovelace
- Rallying Behind Reiman
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- Reflections on the death penalty from the 2006 Student Ethics Research Conference
Anthony J. Colello
- Looking to the Future: Salmon Conservation Through Applied Ethics and Spirituality
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- A new approach to salmon conservation from the 2006 Student Ethics Research Conference
Christina Loraine Mogren
- Conflicts of Interest in Government
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- An introduction to the ethical dilemmas posed by conflicts of interest in the public sphere.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Campaign Ethics
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- An introduction to campaign ethics including ethical dilemmas, cases, and links
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Ethics and Databases: Traces of Ourselves
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- Transcript of a panel discussion with Mitch Kapor, Lotus founder; John Arquilla, Naval Post Graduate School; and S. Leigh Star, SCU Center for Science, Technology and Society
- Unavoidable Ethical Questions about Databases and Data Mining
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- A look at databases and data mining from the perspectives of utilitarianism, fairness, rights, common good, and virtue ethics
perspectives.
- Video Gaming: Playing With Ethics?
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- An SCU undergraduate looks at the social responsibility of the video game industry.
Caroline Ratajski
- Evolution of Human Rights Norms and Machinery
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- Bertrand G. Ramcharan, former United Nations High Commissioner, offers his perspectives on the evolution of human rights norms and machinery.
Bertrand G. Ramcharan
- 2006 Student Ethics Research Conference
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- Presentation of outstanding papers.
- Survival Guide for Thinking Catholics
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- A talk on conscience and the Roman Catholic life
Thomas Reese, S.J., Miriam Schulman
- Re-examining Your China Strategy
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- Center Director Kirk O. Hanson and Law Professor Mary Szto discuss how Western companies can cope with the ethical challenges of doing business in China.
Sharleen Sy
- New Strategies for Corporate Responsibility
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- A candid analysis of the potential and limitations of the corporate responsibility movement by U.C. Berkeley Professor David
Vogel
Sharleen Sy
- Sarbanes Oxley After Three Years
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- A Powerpoint presentation by a partner in Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati's corporate practice
Mark Bertelsen
- Unocal in Burma
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- Background to a suit in federal court alleging that members of a minority Burmese group had been subjected to relocation, forced labor, torture, murder, and rape on the Yadana pipeline project
Manuel Velasquez
- Role of the Audit Committee in Business Ethics
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- Executives discuss how new standards are changing corporate governance
Tom McCoy, Marty Malone, Susan Wang, Nick Moore
- Incorporating Ethics into the Organization's Strategic Plan
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- Robert Finocchio, former CEO of Informix, offers prescriptions for making ethics part of strategy
Miriam Schulman
- Hackworth Grant Winners Fall 2005
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- Business Ethics in China
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- Stephan Rothlin, general secretary of the Center for International Business Ethics in Beijing, discusses Chinese approaches to corruption.
Miriam Schulman
- 18 Rules of International Business Ethics
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- General secretary of the Center for International Business Ethics in beijing offers a guide for doing business ethically.
Stephan Rothlin
- Character Education for Churches
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- Build. Plant. Grow. provides intergenerational lessons on character based on readings from the Lectionary and children's literature.
- The Case of the Friendly Consultant
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- A mayor wonders whether a friendly lunch is actually an occasion for lobbying.
Judy Nadler
- Environmentally Sustainable Building
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- Talk at the dedication of SCU's Kennedy Commons
Meredith Swinehart
- Lobbying Ethics
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- An introduction to the ethical considerations in lobbying the
government
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Open Meetings: A Case Study
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- An executive session makes citizens question a city council's decision on rezoning.
Judy Nadler
- Open Meetings, Sunshine Laws, and Transparency in Government
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- An introduction to the topic including definitions, dilemmas, cases, and links.
Judy Nadler and Miriam Schulman
- Ethics and Politics of Search Engines
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