Five Ways to Think Ethically - Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

A review of classical ethical approaches by Kirk O. Hanson, executive director of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University.
The five ways to reason ethically are the greatest good; rights and duties; fairness; virtue; and the common good. A practical way to apply ethical principles to business decision making.

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Thanks for the compliment. This video is one of four on business ethics. Check out the business ethics playlist on our channel.

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This video along with the lecture on Ethical decision making is interesting and gives good framework to work through difficult decision processes. Some of the above may, in some contexts oppose each other, presenting a dilemma which would have to be dealt with in the relevant context. For example, ethnic profiling may be against human rights but be perceived as larger good. Also, acquiring private assets, say, for construction of a road or a dam may seem to go against human rights but may be seen as fr larger good. A very good thought provoking framework.

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Wonderful video on ethics

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Those are good ideas to think about. And for a 12 years old video, the quality and the content is decent.