β Scribed by C. Samford
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This study, with contributions from both scholars and practitioners, examines the theory and practice of public sector ethics across a broad range of environments.
Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Contents......Page 5
About the Contributors......Page 8
Introduction......Page 12
Public Sector Ethics: Prospects and Challenges Tom Sherman......Page 24
Against Professional Ethics Hendrik Kaptein......Page 37
Authority, Discretion and Accountability: The Case of Policing Seumas Miller......Page 48
Business Practices and the Public Service Ethos Alan Lawton......Page 64
Clarifying Accountability: An Ethical Theory Framework Mel Dubnick......Page 79
Ethics in Public Service: An Idea Whose Time Has Come Stephen D Potts......Page 96
Corruption in Socialist and Capitalist Countries Young Jong Kim......Page 102
Integrating Ethics Colin Hicks and Gerald Scanlan......Page 113
Canadian Defence Ethics: Principles and Values Rosalie Bernier......Page 126
Administrative Law and Good Government Roger Douglas......Page 133
Public Sector Managers, Public Sector Workers and Ethics: A Trade Union Perspective Adrienne Taylor and Mike Waghorne......Page 148
Talkin' 'Bout Hebn David Corbett......Page 160
References......Page 174
Index......Page 184
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