Importance Of Ethics Research Articles

Dataset: Unveiling the Landscape of Online Business and CSR Strategy Research: A Comprehensive Analysis

This data article investigates the prevalence of journal articles related to online business and CSR strategy. Using lens.org, a total of 4,929 documents were initially identified, which were further refined to 203 documents related to the law subject. The analysis reveals the most active institutions, authors, countries, and publishers in the field. The findings underscore the importance of business ethics and corporate social responsibility in the context of online businesses, providing valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, and educators.Highlights:
 
 The study identified 203 law-related journal articles focused on online business and CSR strategy.
 The University of Nottingham emerged as the top institution in the field, contributing significantly to business ethics and corporate social responsibility research.
 The analysis highlights the growing importance of business ethics and corporate social responsibility in the context of online businesses.
 

BLOG ETHICS - ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND CODES

Abstract. Technology development facilitates numerous changes in different areas - social, economic, scientific, etc. New kinds of journalism have appeared, along with numerous questions and ethical problems. Citizens become prosumers, and the need for media literacy is growing. The author explores ethical aspects of media literacy. This research primarily focuses on the ethical regulation of blogs as one of the most widespread forms of expressing opinions among people. Blogging is a tool of citizen journalism which impacts the public sphere; it requires a critical reflection and ethical regulation. The pioneer of blogging, Tim Dunlop (2003), points out that blogs revive the art of argumentation and the idea of public debates. By using descriptive methods, the author analyzes ethical values - credibility, authenticity, justice and objectivity. At the end of the paper, the author compares the ethical Codes for Bloggers with the ethical Codes for Journalism in Norway with the aim of finding commonalities and differences among principles. The conclusion is that it is useful to the welfare of societies to ethically regulate blogs, which has already been done in certain countries. It is important to disseminate knowledge about the importance of ethics for bloggers to young people and journalists because they belong to public spheres. The Blogging Codes are akin to Codes for Journalists, since in both Codes basic ethical values prevail. Keywords: media literacy, weblog, citizen journalism, ethical values, ethical codes

Ethics of Government Public Communication in Social Media for COVID-19 Management in Makassar City

Communication Ethics play a crucial role in shaping public behavior and responses to government efforts in handling the COVID-19 pandemic in Makassar City. This study employs a qualitative descriptive research method, utilizing in-depth interviews with key informants from election organizers in Indonesia and data analysis techniques with NVivo 12 Plus software. The research explores the application of Communication Ethics principles, including the Principles of Beauty, Equality, Kindness, Justice, Freedom, and Truth, in the Instagram account @dpramdhanpomanto's posts related to COVID-19 management in Makassar City. The findings reveal that the Principles of Beauty, Equality, Kindness, Justice, Freedom, and Truth have been applied in the delivery of information regarding COVID-19 handling in Makassar City. However, public understanding and satisfaction with the application of these principles vary. Despite the government's efforts to employ these Communication Ethics principles, some community members remain unsatisfied or do not fully comprehend the principles' application. This study provides valuable insights into the importance of Communication Ethics in government-public interactions during the COVID-19 pandemic. By analyzing the case of the @dpramdhanpomanto Instagram account, the research contributes to a better understanding of how the application of Communication Ethics principles influences public perception and response. The findings offer valuable information for policymakers and practitioners to improve communication strategies and foster public trust and collaboration in addressing the ongoing pandemic.

Samuel Johnson’s Literary Criticism in the Light of Preface to Shakespeare

Preface to Shakespeare has long been considered a classic document of English literary criticism. In it, Johnson sets forth his editorial principles and provides an appreciative analysis of the merits and defects of the work of the great Elizabethan dramatist—Shakespeare. The present paper mainly discusses Johnson’s literary theories proposed in Preface to Shakespeare which can be concluded as follows: First, Johnson’s famous theory of “general nature,” in which he emphasizes the importance of the universality of literary works. Second, the importance of morality and didacticism in literature. Third, Johnson’s opposition to confirming “three unities” dogmatically, especially the unity of time and the unity of place. Except for the discussion of Johnson’s theories, the present paper also summarizes the features and the limitations of Johnson’s criticism. Through the analysis of Johnson’s views on literature in Preface to Shakespeare, the present paper provides a general overview of Samuel Johnson’s literary criticism.

Virtue Ethics in Medical Practice during the COVID-19 Pandemic

The article aims to reflect the medical virtue ethics as applied to situations related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The method of processing uses deduction, by which the article points out the use of the generally defined cardinal and theological virtues in terms of specific attitudes and concrete situations. The practical output of the article is the usability of these reflections in the prevention and therapy of stress, including burnout syndrome and post-traumatic stress disorder. Stress was a reaction commonly experienced often and in various degrees during the new and unforeseen conditions of the pandemic. The article emphasises the importance of virtue ethics as a part of contemporary bioethics.

The History of Medical Ethics in India

The History of Medical Ethics in India

ETHICS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH AND PUBLISHING

This review aims to provide a concise argument on the importance of ethics in scientific endeavors. Consideration should be given to all aspects of a research project, including, study design, approval process, execution, and publication. In addition, parameters such as human roles in research and human rights are noted. Furthermore, critical questions such as confidentiality, beneficence, and non-maleficent research are emphasized. Apart from the significance of data analysis, the adverse consequences of unethical behaviors such as plagiarism, data falsification, and research bias are investigated.

The Importance of Dystopian Hypotheticals: Towards an Ethical Turn in Liberal Political Philosophy

This paper argues that liberal philosophy underestimates the importance of political ethics, which I define as the question of how individual citizens should comport themselves politically under largely normal conditions. Using three case studies from popular dystopian science fiction as ‘intuition pumps’, I contend that the behaviour of such individuals, both discretely and collectively speaking, has significant causal potency when it comes to contemporary politics. Upon this basis, I diagnose as pathological the faith that liberal philosophers place in the power of institutional arrangements to curtail human behaviour. I conclude that liberal philosophy should embrace an ‘ethical turn’, in pursuit of which I make some indicative recommendations as to what such a development might comprise.

The construction of ethical values in university students: an analysis of the concepts and practices of university lecturers

This article has as its theme the construction of ethical values in university students: an analysis of the concepts and practices of university lecturers. The aim was to understand the practices of university lecturers in the construction of ethical values in university students. A qualitative methodology was chosen based on a literature review allied with an open questionnaire conducted with fifteen university lecturers from two higher education institutions in Pemba City, the Catholic University of Mozambique (Faculty of Tourism and Informatics Management and the Department of Ethics and Citizenship) and the Lúrio University (Faculty of Engineering). Faced with the transformations of society, the importance of ethics in the students' constructive process is discussed, whether in high school or higher education (university). It is concluded that university lecturers have the role not only of supporting students in the construction of pedagogical knowledge, experiences and good behavior, but they are also mentors in the construction of ethical values in the students' constructive process, combining the intellectual part and knowledge with the adoption of certain practices of ethical values of citizenship that are linked in society.

Communication Ethics in the World of Digital Media

Social media is a medium for interconnecting and because it happens online, people can interact with each other without being restricted by space or time. Social media eliminates human boundaries for social, space and time limits on this social media. People can communicate with each other anytime, anywhere. Indonesian society is in the digital age, and the use of the Internet as an information and communication technology is inseparable from the aspect of life. Changes in thinking and behavior make it easier for people to use digital technology platforms that provide interactive information. The importance of communication ethics in digital media to control emotions and respect the privacy of others. So speak good and polite words and don't use harsh and Keywords: Ethics, Communication, Digital Mediaprovocative pornography or Sarah's words.

Useless Mouths

Abstract This article defends the ethical importance and contemporary relevance of Beauvoir’s 1945 play, Useless Mouths. While the core of Beauvoir’s moral philosophy is already present in this play, she develops it not as a universal maxim but in terms of a historically grounded struggle against exploitation. A Marxist-feminist reading of Beauvoir’s play reveals the moral problem immanent to capitalist modernity: despite the ideals of liberal morality, human life is ontologically worthless.

If Patients Don't Use Available Health Service Pricing Information, Is Transparency Still Important?

The US health system is replete with health service pricing idiosyncrasies and opacity unrelated to quality. Online tools intended to make health care purchasing resemble consumerism by making prices transparent have had little if any effect on improving health care market functioning and changing patient behavior. Although price transparency is still in its infancy, it holds promise to be as useful to patient-consumers as it has been to large purchasers (eg, employers) of health services and policymakers. But even if price information is not routinely used by patients, transparency of such information still has ethical importance in a market in which patients pay increasingly high out-of-pocket costs.

Museum Visitor Comfort When Sharing Personal Information for Evaluation

ABSTRACT The article answers the research question: under what conditions and with what methods would museum visitors feel comfortable (and not comfortable) sharing sensitive information for the purposes of museum research or evaluation? We ground our study in literature about sharing personal information in person, online, and in the context of digital marketing and social media. In our interviews of n = 114 science center visitors, we found that while majorities would share sensitive information in person with an evaluator, age and gender were important factors in predicting whether or not someone feels comfortable doing so in public settings or with tablet questionnaires. We then discuss the ethical importance of giving visitors choice in whether to and how to share their information for the purposes of evaluation.

Civic culture: The marriage values of the Catholic Church on the Dayak Tamambaloh marriage tradition

This study has been motivated by the phenomenon of married life facing various challenges of the times. Therefore, this study has taken the topic of the importance of morals in married life, especially in realizing a harmonious and lasting family life. By focusing on Dayak Tamambaloh in Santo Martinus Parish, Sintang Diocese. This study aims to explore the values of marriage customs in light of the moral teachings of the Catholic Church. Dayak Tamambaloh views marriage as a lifelong union of a man and a woman that lasts a lifetime. This Tamambaloh Dayak marriage custom is manifested in the prohibition of adultery, the ideal form of marriage that is heterosexual and has children, and the ban on divorce. The marriage custom of the Dayak Tamambaloh is in line with the nature of marriage in the Catholic Church, which is monogamous and indivisible. This phenomenon has shown the Tamambaloh Dayak as an ethnic group that can adapt their lives to the morality and spirituality of the Catholic Church. Likewise, the Catholic Church has demonstrated a high appreciation for the noble values of the Tamambaloh Dayak culture.

The Afterlife Dilemma: A Problem for the Christian Pro-Life Movement

Many “pro-life” or anti-abortion advocates are Christians who believe that (1) there exists an all-powerful, all-knowing, and morally perfect god who created our universe; (2) restricting abortion ought to be a top social and political priority; and (3) embryos and fetuses that die all go to hell or they all go to heaven. This paper seeks to establish that Christian pro-life advocates with these beliefs face the Afterlife Dilemma. On the one hand, if all embryos and fetuses that die go to hell, they need to abandon their belief in the morally perfect god of traditional Christianity. On the other hand, if all embryos and fetuses that die go to heaven, a plausible triage principle suggests that they must abandon their view that restricting abortions ought to be a top priority. Either way, this popular Christian pro-life view is untenable. The Afterlife Dilemma implies that many pro-life Christians must abandon some aspect of their current beliefs about God, the afterlife, or the comparative moral importance of abortion.

난민이라는 장소

This essay attempts to read Alfonso Cuarón’s Children of Men, using as a guiding thread of analysis what Kenneth Reinhard and Eric Santner elaborate with regard to the concept of the neighbor. Reinhard argues that the politics of Carl Schmitt, which brings to the foreground the sovereign exception and the friend-enemy opposition, should be supplemented by the ethical import of the neighbor. To shed a light on the ethical dimension implied in the neighbor, Reinhard redirects our attention to what Jacques Lacan calls the logic of the not-all. Reinhard’s attempt to consider the commandment of neighbor-love in relation to the logic of the not-all takes us a step further in the direction of rethinking the concept of miracle articulated by Santner. Santner insists that a miracle happens when we are addressed by the lack within the socio-symbolic edifice and we, in some fashion, respond to this calling. For both Reinhard and Santner, the concept of the neighbor actually amounts to the interruption or suspension of the state of exception as defined by Schmitt. The topos of the neighbor, as the interruption of the state of exception, is exemplified in the character of Kee in Children of Men. Kee, as a miraculously pregnant refugee, serves as the interstitial space that remains irreducible to the very opposition of British citizen and refugee. This enables us to interpret the encounter between Kee and Theo as the situation where Theo responds to Kee’s uncanny calling. In this connection, the Human Project can be said to have already been put into practice by a series of refugees who, within the Bexhill refugee camp, are answerable to Kee.

Ethical value and challenges of long-term care insurance.

Issues of the aging population and disability of older persons have been rapidly developing in China over the past 20 years. Since 2016, the Chinese government has been exploring remedies to alleviate social and family burdens and ensure the dignity of the disabled old persons by implementing long-term care insurance systems in a few pilot cities across the country. The purpose of this study is to present the current challenges faced by China's long-term care insurance system and put forth suggestions for the future, based on literature research and the feedback obtained from its implementation in pilot areas. This paper conducts a theoretical study based on the principles of public health ethics. Since 2016, China has launched two batches of pilot cities for long-term care insurance. The analysis object of this study is the feedback on the policy implementation of the existing 29 pilot cities that participated. The relevant data involved in the analysis are from the authors' field research and published literature on the analysis of pilot cities. The ethical value and importance of long-term care insurance policies in China are evaluated from the perspectives of policy philosophy and social individual interests. The results of this evaluation show that the core ethical values were not met in the development of China's current long-term care insurance system. Moreover, distributive justice norms were neglected, and access to the system between different social groups and within the groups covered by it was unequal. This paper argues that long-term care insurance should not differentiate between urban and rural areas in allocating nursing resources. Additionally, it would be essential to build democratic supervision and manage public opinions by adopting open and transparent information-sharing policies. Standards of disability assessments and treatment payment should be at par to ensure a balance between the rights and obligations of policyholders.

Analisis Perkembangan Ekonomi di Era Revolusi Indrustri 4.0 Dan 5.0 dalam Merekonstruksi Kepribadian Islam Untuk Mengurangi Krisis Moral (Lost Of Adab)

Discussing the importance of morals or etiquette in the era of the industrial revolution 4.0 and 5.0 is an interesting issue to follow. The interesting thing is that the increasingly sophisticated technological advances are not necessarily able to maintain the moral personality of mankind, as evidenced by the start of the development of the industrial world, it has not guaranteed a good human civilization and morals, and is also strengthened by the emergence of various kinds of news of crime, violence, sexual deviations, and so on. rampant where a person can not speak well and easily do bad things that make a loss of adab today brings such a bad impact for future generations. So we need a solution idea to answer this problem. This study has the following objectives: 1) to determine economic progress in the post-pandemic era of the industrial revolution 4.0 and 5.0; 2) to find out the benefits of economic and technological development to ensure a civilized and moral human being. This research is qualitative, using data and literature review which is strengthened by analysis from various sources who experience economic problems. The collected data was then analyzed by descriptive analysis method. By analyzing post-pandemic economic developments and the entry of the technological development revolution era towards 5.0, it will form an identity for every Muslim to re-maintain their Shibghoh as a religious community. In fact, with this research, the author finds that with the development of the economy and the industrial revolution, it is also obligatory to develop morals and etiquette of a religious community, because the position of adab and morals will not be replaced by the position of progress today. The author hopes that the current economic development and industrial revolution can maintain the sibghoh adab and morals of mankind.

Key Considerations of Ethical Artificial Intelligence That Organisations Need to Consider for Success

It is argued that while Artificial Intelligence is far from having a consciousness like humans do, its consequences on society are minimal. Thus there is no rush to consider ethical issues. However, Artificial Intelligence applications are being implemented in almost every industry, imposing social unrest and upheavals for businesses. This paper aims to advocate for the importance and urgency of Artificial Intelligence ethics. This paper explores the different areas of ethics and then explains the concept of Artificial Intelligence ethics. A literature review is provided addressing four areas of Artificial Intelligence ethics that leaders must address if they are to win successfully in the industry in which they operate. These areas are biases, data security, explainability, and impact. A case study focusing on the fictional company Strategeion is examined to illustrate the complexities of an Artificial Intelligence system in which a potential candidate for a job was discriminated against because of an error in its learning system.

Losing the Plot in Seventeenth-Century Istanbul: Satire and Sociability in the Maqāma Rūmiyya

Abstract This article provides a close reading of Shihāb al-Dīn al-Khafājī’s (d. 1069/1659) Maqāma Rūmiyya, a narrative work detailing the journey of an Arab scholar to Istanbul who then satirizes his Rūmī counterparts in acerbic fashion. Despite its notoriety, the cursory scholarly attention paid to the text has either merely observed the maqāma’s departure from the genre’s classical structure or mentioned its immediate context, al-Khafājī’s dispute with the Grand Mufti in Istanbul. Firstly, I demonstrate that the text is a deeply layered adab work, one highly referential of and intertextual with the Arabic literary tradition, which aims not only at satirical entertainment but also at serious moral import. Secondly, I assert that al-Khafājī loosely utilized the maqāma genre to express personal anxieties over imperial politics and cultural difference. I consider how al-Khafājī’s digressive sections on generosity and rulership get at the core of what really concerns him: sociability among learned Muslims.