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Governing with Integrity: Ethical Reasoning for Public Service

Governing with Integrity equips current and aspiring public servants with a practical, values-driven framework for ethical decision-making across the micro (individual), meso (organizational), and macro (societal) levels. The book includes ten chapters with key terms, check-for-learning activities, and adaptable teaching supports.

Political Science and Civics Social Sciences

Tác giả: Tabitha Raber
Nhà xuất bản: Taft College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: Part I- Foundations of Ethics in Public Service
01: Ethics in Public Administration - Why Integrity Matters
1.00: Introduction
1.01: Ethics and Integrity Defined
1.02: Ethics and Integrity as Foundations of Public Service
1.03: Integrity in Democratic Societies
1.04: Key Functions of Integrity in Public Administration
1.05: Consequences of Weak Integrity in Public Service
1.06: Why Integrity Matters for the Future of Public Service
1.07: Chapter 1 Summary
02: Understanding Values and Ethics
2.00: Introduction
2.01: The FactValue Distinction in Public Decision-Making
2.02: Basic Questions about Values in Public Service
2.03: Metaethics- Where Do Ethical Standards Come From
2.04: Well-Being as a Goal of Public Policy
2.05: Aesthetics and the Public Good
2.06: Chapter 2 Summary
03: Ethics at the Micro Meso and Macro Levels
3.00: Introduction- Connecting Integrity to Levels of Ethics
3.01: Micro-Level Ethics- Individual Responsibility in Public Service
3.02: Meso-Level Ethics- Ethical Culture within Organizations and Teams
3.03: Macro-Level Ethics- Societal Systems Laws and Policies
3.04: Key Concepts and Comparisons Across Levels
3.05: Chapter 3 Summary
02: Part II Theories of Ethical Reasoning
04: Theories of Individual Ethics
4.00: Introduction
4.01: Personal Ethics- Four Ethical Approaches
4.02: Utilitarian Ethics (Outcome-Based)
4.03: Deontological Ethics (Duty-Based)
4.04: Virtue Ethics (Character-Based)
4.05: Communitarian Ethics (Community-Based)
4.06: Chapter 4 Summary
05: Theories of Organizational Ethics
5.00: Introduction
5.01: Ethics in Public Administration (Organizational Ethics)
5.02: Organizational Values Integrity Transparency and Accountability
5.03: Compliance Models in Organizational Ethics
5.04: Ethical Challenges in Public Service
5.05: The Role and Impact of Ethical Leadership
5.06: Chapter 5 Summary
06: Theories of Societal Systemic Ethics
6.00: Introduction
6.01: Kohlbergs Morality of Justice
6.02: Gilligans Morality of Care
6.03: Building Ethical Capacity- Integrating Understanding Care and Action in Public Service
6.04: The Importance of Ethical Behavior in Society and Public Administration
6.05: Chapter 6 Summary
Part III Applied Ethics in Practice
07: Practicing Ethics in Public Service
7.00: Introduction
7.01: From Values to Codes of Conduct
7.02: Transparency and the Publics Right to Know
7.03: Oversight Reporting and Whistleblowing
7.04: Ethical Leadership and Organizational Culture
7.05: A Practical Decision Framework for Daily Practice
7.06: Promoting Accountability in the Public Sector
7.07: Chapter Summary
08: Principles of Fighting Corruption
8.00: Introduction
8.01: Why Corruption Control Matters for Democratic Legitimacy
8.02: Rule of Law
8.03: Investment in Corruption Prevention
8.04: Measuring and Incentivizing Corruption Control
8.05: Summary
09: Emerging Challenges in Public Service Ethics
9.00: Introduction
9.01: AI and Algorithmic Accountability
9.02: Data Governance Privacy and Cyber Resilience
9.03: Transparency in Government
9.04: Active Community Engagement
9.05: Summary
10: Sustainable Ethics in Public Service- Policy People and the Long View
10.00: Introduction
10.01: Introduction to Policy Making
10.02: Policy Making and Development
10.03: Ethics Policy-Making and Economic Development
10.04: Social Responsibility Sustainability and Ethical Economic Development
10.05: Conclusion