Public Sector Ethics: Theory and Applications

Public Sector Ethics: Theory and Applications
ISBN-10
1482232294
ISBN-13
9781482232295
Category
Political Science
Pages
240
Language
English
Published
2015-02-02
Publisher
CRC Press
Author
Steven G. Koven

Description

In a down-to-earth review of the often-contentious subject of ethics, Public Sector Ethics: Theory and Applications presents personal accounts of individuals who faced moral dilemmas and how they resolved them. It moves the study of ethics away from a box checking exercise of what to do/not to do to a discussion that creates understanding of existe

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