Wayne A R Leys
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 998791 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Wayne A R Leys |
| NOMBRES | Wayne A R |
| APELLIDO | Leys |
| FIRMA | LEYS W A R |
| AFILIACIONES | Roosevelt University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1942 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Ethics in American Business and Government
A comparison of American executives with their predecessors of a century ago reveals a heightening of moral awareness and concern. In both business and government, more duties are recognized today than was the case in the nineteenth century. There is also concern for a greater range of values. But this sort of responsibility is dismissed as unimportant by some critics who claim that the managerial class is failing to come to grips with the intern…
Legal Positivism
Ethics and the Rule of Law
What is a businessman's moral duty when there is real uncertainty in the law? Uncertainty in the meaning of legal regulations must be distinguished from uncertainty that the law will be enforced and uncertainty that the law will ac complish its intended purpose. Assuming a moral obligation to obey laws that are reasonably clear in their applications, a businessman has no obligations to guess that an uncertain law requires the greatest conceivable…
The Science and the Ethics of Organization
Ethics, Social Science, and
Philosopher and author of Ethics for Policy Decisions, as well as Graduate Dean at Roose velt University, the author is well-known for his studies of ethics in relation to social action. He has recently directed a project on the meaning of the "public interest." Dr. Leys dis cusses the rather confused patterns of scientific thought and political agitation on the "conflict of interest." At intervals, he will pursue in the pages of ABS the solution…
Philosophy and the Public Interest
To encourage productive research in political philosophy the Com mittee to Advance Original Work in Philosophy is developing a docu ment on the theory of the "public interest," including how "public interest" is used to justify social control, governmental services, and non-profit activitias of corporations.
Religion and the Moral Life
A Modern Introduction to Ethics
Foreign Policy Analysis
The Two Roles of The University In Adult Education
Moral Principles of Action
Butler's Moral Philosophy. Austin Duncan-Jones. New York
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Ethics for Policy Decision
Human Values in the Atomic Age
HE fear of the bomb is not the beginning of wisdom. Fearful men have a kind of foresight, but in their partial view of the future all signs point to a foregone conclusion. How else could the frightening consequences of nuclear fission justify both McCarthyism and pacifism? McCarthyites, thinking only of alien threats, discover in the bomb a reason for aerial Maginot lines and subterranean loyalty investigations. Pacifists, horror-stricken by the …
Nature, Man, and God
Ethics and Politics
Ethics for Policy Decisions
The Good Life
Current Applications of Ethical Theory
(1950). Current Applications of Ethical Theory. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 21, No. 8, pp. 415-418
The Open Self
Philosophy and the Social Order
Types and Problems of Philosophy
Ethics and Administrative Discretion
In Quest of Morals. Henry Lanz
In Quest of Morals. Henry Lanz
Ethics and Administrative Discretion
Philosophy and the Social Order
Types and Problems of Philosophy
The Open Self
The Good Life
Current Applications of Ethical Theory
(1950). Current Applications of Ethical Theory. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 21, No. 8, pp. 415-418
Nature, Man, and God
Ethics and Politics
Ethics for Policy Decisions
Butler's Moral Philosophy. Austin Duncan-Jones. New York
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Ethics for Policy Decision
Human Values in the Atomic Age
HE fear of the bomb is not the beginning of wisdom. Fearful men have a kind of foresight, but in their partial view of the future all signs point to a foregone conclusion. How else could the frightening consequences of nuclear fission justify both McCarthyism and pacifism? McCarthyites, thinking only of alien threats, discover in the bomb a reason for aerial Maginot lines and subterranean loyalty investigations. Pacifists, horror-stricken by the …
Moral Principles of Action
A Modern Introduction to Ethics
Foreign Policy Analysis
The Two Roles of The University In Adult Education
Religion and the Moral Life
Philosophy and the Public Interest
To encourage productive research in political philosophy the Com mittee to Advance Original Work in Philosophy is developing a docu ment on the theory of the "public interest," including how "public interest" is used to justify social control, governmental services, and non-profit activitias of corporations.
Ethics, Social Science, and
Philosopher and author of Ethics for Policy Decisions, as well as Graduate Dean at Roose velt University, the author is well-known for his studies of ethics in relation to social action. He has recently directed a project on the meaning of the "public interest." Dr. Leys dis cusses the rather confused patterns of scientific thought and political agitation on the "conflict of interest." At intervals, he will pursue in the pages of ABS the solution…
Ethics and the Rule of Law
What is a businessman's moral duty when there is real uncertainty in the law? Uncertainty in the meaning of legal regulations must be distinguished from uncertainty that the law will be enforced and uncertainty that the law will ac complish its intended purpose. Assuming a moral obligation to obey laws that are reasonably clear in their applications, a businessman has no obligations to guess that an uncertain law requires the greatest conceivable…
The Science and the Ethics of Organization
Legal Positivism
Ethics in American Business and Government
A comparison of American executives with their predecessors of a century ago reveals a heightening of moral awareness and concern. In both business and government, more duties are recognized today than was the case in the nineteenth century. There is also concern for a greater range of values. But this sort of responsibility is dismissed as unimportant by some critics who claim that the managerial class is failing to come to grips with the intern…
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