Journal of Power and Ethics articles from April 2001

Journal of Power and Ethics archives from April 2001

Transforming values through Vipassana for principle-centered living: evidence from Delhi police personnel.
April 1, 2001... Abstract While living a life based on universal principles is well accepted by many, the reality of living acts as a great detriment to those who want to center their lives on these timeless truths. Further, the institutional mechanisms...

Federal Judicial Conduct.(Brief Article)
April 1, 2001... Complaints against federal judges are filed under the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act of 1980. 28 U.S.C. Section 372(c). Under the Act, any person may file a written complaint alleging that a judge has engaged in "conduct prejudicial to...

Model Code of Judicial Conduct Preamble.
April 1, 2001... August 1990 Our legal system is based on the principle that an independent, fair and competent judiciary will interpret and apply the laws that govern us. The role of the judiciary is central to American concepts of justice and the rule of...

The Associations of Chief Police Officers and HM Customs and Excise Public Statement on Standards in Covert Law Enforcement Techniques.
April 1, 2001... Declaration on ethical standards and covert investigative techniques The principal United Kingdom law enforcement agencies* are committed to the maintenance of working practices which observe their obligations under the European Convention...

Ethics and politics: idealistic political systems need innovative ethics systems.
April 1, 2001... Abstract One of the main weaknesses in most plans to upgrade the condition of humanity through the creation of innovative political systems is that there is usually no innovative "companion" plan to upgrade and maintain the ethical...

Managers and leaders: an active strategy for understanding and using power.
April 1, 2001... Abstract In diagnosing the power relationships within one's organization, one must understand that power exists in many forms. It is a truism to state that few people enjoy being subjected to the power or influence wielded by supervisors,...