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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction: Ethics and the Study of Leadership | |
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Case: The Parable of the Saddhu, Bowen McCoy | |
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The Moral Challenges of Power and Self-Interest | |
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Sources of Power and Influence, Gary Yukl | |
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Justice and the Leader, Plato | |
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Case: "The Ring of Gyges," Plato | |
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Self-Interest and Human Nature, Thomas Hobbes | |
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The Qualities of Princes, Niccolo Machiavelli | |
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Why Self-Interest Is Best, Ayn Rand | |
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Virtue and Public and Private Morality of Leaders | |
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Virtue Ethics, Aristotle | |
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Case: Sleazy or Stupid?, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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The First Sermon and the Synopsis of Truth, Buddha | |
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Case: Does Personal Morality Matter?, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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The Bathsheba Syndrome: The Ethical Failure of Successful Leaders, Dean Ludwig and Clinton Longnecker | |
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The Conscience of Huckleberry Finn, Jonathan Bennett | |
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Duties of Leaders and Followers | |
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Good Will, Duty, and the Categorical Imperative, Immanuel Kant | |
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Case: Innocent or Guilty?, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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Case: On "Women" and "Girls," Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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Moral Luck, Bernard Williams | |
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Case: Is a Lie Always a Lie?, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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Case: The Accused and Duties of Law-Abiding Citizen, Hannah Arendt | |
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The Analects, Confucius | |
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Leadership for the Greatest Good | |
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What Utilitarianism Is, John Stuart Mill | |
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Case: Prejudice or Preference?, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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Case: Corneas in the Congo, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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Distributive Justice, John Rawls | |
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Case: The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas, Ursula Le Guin | |
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Zarathustra's Prologue, Friedrich Nietzsche | |
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The Lao Tzu (Tao Te Ching), Lao Tzu | |
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The Moral and Emotional Relationship of Leaders and Followers | |
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Legitimate Authority and Charisma | |
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Case: "The Only God You'll Ever See": Jim Jones and the People's Temple, Charles Lindholm | |
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The Myth of Charisma, Robert C. Solomon | |
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The Servant as Leader, Robert Greenleaf | |
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The Structure of Moral Leadership, James MacGregor Burns | |
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Moral Leadership and Culture | |
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Anthropology and the Abnormal, Ruth Benedict | |
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Trying Out One's New Sword, Mary Midgley | |
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Values, Beliefs, and Leadership, F. G. Bailey | |
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Case: Fuller's Dilemma: Street Children and Substance Abuse, adapted by Karen Marquis and Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights, United Nations Commission on Human Rights | |
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Case: The Oil Rig, Joanne B. Ciulla | |
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The Pursuit of the Ideal, Isaiah Berlin | |
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Case: The Five Virtues of Kofi Annan, Joshua Cooper Ramo | |
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Credits | |