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Hollywood Blacklisting and the Cold War as Business

Explores how Hollywood's blacklisting of alleged Communists was driven by business logic, public relations, and Cold War politics rather than moral principle.

History

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Workplace Drug Testing: Ethics, Fairness, and Employee Rights

Explores the ethics of random vs. comprehensive workplace drug testing, employee privacy, and whether off-duty drug use is a legitimate employer concern.

Ethics

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PLUS Model Applied to Social Media Ethics in the Workplace

Explores the PLUS ethical decision-making model applied to social media use in the workplace, evaluating alternatives and recommending a balanced policy.

Ethics

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Pro Veganism: Ethics, Environment, and Nutrition

A comprehensive argument for veganism covering animal ethics, factory farming, environmental impact, and nutrition science supporting a plant-based diet.

Ethics

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Ethics of Privacy in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

Analyzes privacy violations in The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks through common morality and Kantian deontological ethical frameworks.

Ethics

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Ethics and public policy debate surrounding human cloning

The subject of human cloning is one of the most controversial subjects being debated today. It is also one of the most scientifically fascinating subjects, because it is the first to bring science and God together.

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Corporate sponsorship ethics and Tiger Woods's personal conduct

There is an unwritten expectation which humanity has for all persons in all situations wherein what is right and wrong is clearly perceived. This can be called 'normative ethics' and companies are bound to have ethics as much as individuals do.

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Cyber crime and information security ethics in South African banking

Information System on Ethical and Moral issues in an E-Society within the Banking Sector in South Africa Phishing is the practice of obtaining someone else's personal information for the purpose of committing a crime, either at that time or sometime in the future.

~33 min read

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1,864 words

Ethics and leadership in the Napster file-sharing controversy

During the early days of the Internet, one of the most popular activities online was downloading 'free' music from popular file-sharing websites such as Napster. The website provided access to seemingly innumerable popular songs in an easily-searchable database.

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676 words

Cultural dimensions and business etiquette in Middle Eastern commerce

Because of the wealth and oil concentrated in the region, the Middle East is becoming one of the most critical areas of the world involved in modern commerce.

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