Global Virtue Ethics Review articles from April 2003

Global Virtue Ethics Review archives from April 2003

A modest proposal * on "The Meaning of Life": (with apologies to Monty Python).
April 1, 2003... Abstract This article posits that Public Administration facilitates "The Meaning of Life" (with apologies to Monty Python). The first section locates personal "meaning" in individual empowerment and concludes that this empowerment is best...

Corporate responsibility for reparations.
April 1, 2003... Abstract This essay looks at one aspect of the Holocaust and American slavery: the responsibilities of corporations that have benefited from these practices and often have continued to benefit. By clarifying these responsibilities and...

Weighed and found wanting: finding the proper balance between faith-based organizations and government.
April 1, 2003... Abstract President Bush's new Faith-Based Initiative has created a great deal of interest throughout the United States. Many see the need for partnering with faith-based organizations as a natural use of existing stable organizations to...

Editorial observations.(Editorial)
April 1, 2003... This issue of GVER consists of three articles and one book review. The issue begins with Jack Kem addressing the public policy issue of the appropriateness of the federal government supporting faith based initiatives. Next, the issue turns to...

The Fellowship of The Ring.(ethical aspects assayed)(Editorial)
April 1, 2003... One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the Darkness bind them. J. R. R. Tolkien's epic tale of good and evil has finally made it to the big screen. The first installment, The Fellowship of the...