Journal of Power and Ethics articles from October 2000

Journal of Power and Ethics archives from October 2000

The Ethics of Weapons Research--A Framework for Moral Discourse Between Insiders and Outsiders (1).
October 1, 2000... Abstract My aim, as a social psychologist, is to develop a framework for moral discourse about weapons research by insiders and outsiders. I represent weapons research as a joint venture of science and (military and political)...

Managing National Change: How the British Did It.
October 1, 2000... Abstract How did Britain, one of the victorious powers of the Second World War, manage the dramatic transition from an acknowledged world power with a huge empire, to the role of a medium-sized regional power in a period of less than 30...

Examining the Role of Trust in Society.
October 1, 2000... Reprinted from: Russell Sage Foundation NEWS (Issue No. 6, 2000) New research into the role of trust in our society has reopened one of the foundational questions of social science: what motivates and sustains cooperative behavior?...

The Changing Nature of Physician Power: Understanding Physician Power and Its Future.
October 1, 2000... Abstract A physician's use of power as s/he interacts with patients is a matter fraught with ethical dimensions. Concern has rightly been expressed that we may be entering a period of great moral danger as strong price competition, weak...