Journal of Power and Ethics articles from July 2000

Journal of Power and Ethics archives from July 2000

CAN THERE BE AN ETHICAL FOREIGN POLICY?
July 1, 2000... Abstract In human communication, the zeitgeist, or spirit of the age, shapes how a message is understood. In our own culture, the intellectual climate is one of skepticism. Moral and religious reasons for political decisions are...

Proposed Federal Policy on Research Misconduct To Protect the Integrity of the Research Record.
July 1, 2000... Issued by Office of Science and Technology Policy with a Request for Public Comment The text is taken from the Federal Register, October 14, 1999 (Volume 64, Number 198), pages 55722-55725. Summary Address for Further Information...

Nuremberg Code.(human experimentation)(Brief Article)(Transcript)
July 1, 2000... Reprinted from Trials of War Criminals before the Nuremberg Military Tribunals under Control Council Law No. 10, Vol. 2, pp. 181-182.. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1949. 1. The voluntary consent of the human subject is...

United States Foreign Policy in the Twenty-First Century: The Crisis and Renewal of the Republican Empire.
July 1, 2000... Abstract The last decade of the 20th Century has been a consistent record of bi-partisan failure to develop a coherent foreign policy successfully confronting both the unprecedented opportunities and threats of an evolving world in search...

The P/E Ratio That Really Counts.(power/ethics)
July 1, 2000... Abstract While the differences in decision making between effective and ineffective leaders is usually clear in hindsight, predicting effectiveness in advance of assigning broad authority is more essential than ever; the costs of removing...

Statement of Editorial Policy.
July 1, 2000... This journal is dedicated to analyzing the relationships between Power and Ethics. Power has been the missing link in most of the work done in the field of ethics. Our attempt will be to spotlight the nexus of these two seminal forces in...

The Importance of Redemption in International Relations.
July 1, 2000... Abstract The leaders of American strategic policy need to reject the deadly viruses of moralistic condemnation and superpower hubris in their embryonic stages and replace them with healthy, flexible alternatives. Rather than playing for...

SUMNER BENSON: A MEMORIAL TRIBUTE.(Brief Article)
July 1, 2000... This issue of THE JOURNAL OF POWER AND ETHICS is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Sumner Benson, a member of the Board of Editors, our friend and colleague, who passed away suddenly at his home in McLean, Virginia on November 1st, 1999. He was 60...