Monthly Archives: January 2017
Donald Trump & business ethics
The piece linked below is critical of now-President Donald Trump. Interestingly, it cites his experience as a businessperson as the source of the problem. It’s worth noting that Trump has been a very particular kind of businessperson—namely the head of
Donald Trump & business ethics
The piece linked below is critical of now-President Donald Trump. Interestingly, it cites his experience as a businessperson as the source of the problem. It’s worth noting that Trump has been a very particular kind of businessperson—namely the head of
Leadership, Aesthetic & Ethical
In the short article linked below, Abe J. Zakhem offers commentary Vivi Storsletten and Ove Jakobsen’s 2015 paper, “Development of Leadership Theory in the Perspective of Kierkegaard’s Philosophy.” >>> LINK: Kierkegaard and Leadership Theory, a Radical Reappraisal (by Abe J.
Leadership, Aesthetic & Ethical
In the short article linked below, Abe J. Zakhem offers commentary Vivi Storsletten and Ove Jakobsen’s 2015 paper, “Development of Leadership Theory in the Perspective of Kierkegaard’s Philosophy.” >>> LINK: Kierkegaard and Leadership Theory, a Radical Reappraisal (by Abe J.
Fashion Law Blog (and Ethics)
Check out this new blog on Fashion Law. Written by two law students, the blog covers a range of topical (dare we say fashionable?) legal issues. But take a look and you’ll quickly notice a range of ethical issues, too,
Fashion Law Blog (and Ethics)
Check out this new blog on Fashion Law. Written by two law students, the blog covers a range of topical (dare we say fashionable?) legal issues. But take a look and you’ll quickly notice a range of ethical issues, too,
Amazon vs Apple: Are All Police Requests for Assistance Alike?
On the surface, Apple’s refusal to construct a backdoor to terror suspect Syed Farook’s iPhone for the FBI and Amazon’s refusal to turn over Amazon Echo voice recordings to the Bentonville, Arkansas police in a homicide investigation look the same:
Amazon vs Apple: Are All Police Requests for Assistance Alike?
On the surface, Apple’s refusal to construct a backdoor to terror suspect Syed Farook’s iPhone for the FBI and Amazon’s refusal to turn over Amazon Echo voice recordings to the Bentonville, Arkansas police in a homicide investigation look the same:
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