Relativistic Conceptions of Trustworthiness - Implications for National Identity Systems
Explore implications of relativistic vs. absolutist views on trustworthiness for national identity systems. Examine how NIS can align with absolutist trustworthiness despite theoretical challenges.
Ethics in the Age of Information
Explore ethical challenges in the information age with Professor Luciano Floridi. Delve into the intersection of data science, politics, and technology, examining implications for society and decision-making.
Realizing Your Goals Through Philosophy - Strategies for Well-Being and Value Fulfillment
Explore how philosophical theories can guide you in understanding your values, resolving conflicts, and achieving your life goals. Learn practical strategies for personal growth and well-being.
Code and Clothes - How Open Data is Helping to Fix Fashion
Explore how open data and transparency are revolutionizing the fashion industry, addressing environmental and social challenges through innovative collaboration and supply chain visibility.
How Many Ways Can You Fail? A Taxonomy of Corporate Indecision
Explore corporate decision-making pitfalls and strategies for effective leadership through real-world examples and personal anecdotes from a Red Hat executive.
A Corporate Purpose Is Not Enough - Delivering on Shared Value for Society
Explore how companies can deliver on their declared purpose beyond profit, connecting their mission to societal benefits through shared value practices and purpose-led strategies.
When Should a Company Take a Stand? Navigating Corporate Activism in Challenging Times
Explore the complexities of corporate activism as CEOs discuss when and how to engage on societal issues, weighing risks and rewards in today's polarized climate.
When Should a Company Take a Stand? Navigating Corporate Engagement on Societal Issues
Explore the complexities of corporate activism as CEOs discuss when and how to engage on societal issues, weighing risks and rewards in today's polarized climate.
Beyond the Science: Safeguards and Ethics in Gene Editing
Explore ethical implications, safety concerns, and international guidelines for gene editing technologies like CRISPR, addressing societal impact and potential medical benefits.
Values in Conflict - The Code of the West
Explore ethical dilemmas and moral challenges through the lens of Western American history, examining how conflicting values shape our decisions and society.
Learning from China: Leadership and Innovation in a Global Context
Exploring China's rise since 2008, examining myths, and discussing economic, technological, and artistic responses to its global ascendance. Insights on internet control, corruption, and entrepreneurship in China.
Quality Jobs for All - Challenges and Solutions for Dignified Work
Exploring strategies to ensure quality employment for all, addressing challenges in wages, benefits, and job security across diverse communities and industries in the United States.
Exercising Moral Courage: Leadership Challenges and Strategies
Explore moral courage with global leaders as they share pivotal moments, challenges, and strategies for driving change while staying true to values and mission.
Cigarette Industry Disinformation Tactics and Global Impact
Explores how cigarette industry pioneered disinformation tactics, funded distraction research, and influenced global denialism, corrupting academia and shaping modern skepticism of scientific facts.
How to Ensure Research and Scientific Integrity - AGU Fall Meeting 2017
Panel discussion exploring critical components and challenges of developing and implementing effective scientific integrity policies, featuring diverse perspectives from experts in the field.
AGU's New Ethics and Equity Center - Resources and Vision
Explore AGU's Ethics and Equity Center resources for fostering inclusive scientific environments, addressing harassment, and promoting positive work climates in geosciences.
Are We Sure We Want to Let Robots Kill? - Ethical Implications of Autonomous Weapons
Explore the ethical, political, and strategic implications of autonomous weapons and AI in warfare, examining the need for regulation and the consequences of delegating lethal force to robots.
Leadership and Innovation in Higher Education - Michael J. Sorrell's Transformation of Paul Quinn College
Michael J. Sorrell shares insights on transforming Paul Quinn College through innovative leadership, emphasizing academic rigor, experiential learning, and entrepreneurship while discussing values-based leadership principles.
Inclusive Growth from the Boardroom
Explore strategies for fostering inclusive economic growth through corporate leadership and boardroom decisions. Learn to drive positive societal impact while maintaining business success.
Inclusive Growth and Purpose-Driven Leadership in Financial Services
Explore financial inclusion, leadership strategies, and the importance of purpose-driven business practices in today's corporate landscape.
Stakeholder Capitalism vs. Milton Friedman - The Future of U.S. Capitalism
Exploring the shift from shareholder primacy to stakeholder capitalism, examining its implications for business, society, and economic inclusivity in light of recent global events.