Journal of Power and Ethics articles from April 2000

Journal of Power and Ethics archives from April 2000

THE MYSTERY OF MORALITY(1).
April 1, 2000... Abstract In explaining the origin of "the moral law within," Western philosophers first claimed the source to be reason alone, later they argued that its source was some combination of reason and will, and most recently they argue that the...

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE GENERAL COUNSEL STANDARDS OF CONDUCT OFFICE.
April 1, 2000... Summary of Selected Prosecutions and Administrative Actions Involving Standards of Conduct May 1, 1999 SEC Attorney Sentenced for Switching Sides after Leaving Government A former attorney with the Denver regional office of the...

SUMMARY POST-EMPLOYMENT RESTRICTIONS.
April 1, 2000... Prepared by the Department of the Interior Ethics Office Washington, D.C. 20240 (202) 208-5916 Title 18 United States Code Section 207 NONE OF THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE 18 U.S.C. 207 BAR ANY FEDERAL EMPLOYEE, REGARDLESS OF RANK OR...

WAR AND PEACE: OF LAW, LAWLESSNESS, AND SOVEREIGNTY.
April 1, 2000... Abstract Laws of war have been carefully defined by individual nations' own codes of law as well as by supranational bodies. Yet the international scene has seen an increasing movement away from traditionally declared war toward...

EXPORT CONTROLS: THE PRICE OF NONPROLIFERATION.(weapons technology)
April 1, 2000... Abstract This paper examines the decline of export controls and related sanctions on weapons-related technology as a tool of nonproliferation during the current Administration, and concludes that this decline as had an adverse impact on...