Welcome to an expanded Ethix, bringing more voices to the discussion table. For example, this issue includes a sort of virtual “round table” discussion on the need for education reform. Most of today’s interesting and important problems are cross-disciplinary in nature and are best approached by teams — yet our universities maintain traditional disciplinary boundaries and a …
Palestinian Partnership I write from the war-torn West Bank after reading my second free issue of Ethix. As a Palestinian-American who returned from Ohio to be part of the building of the emerging State of Palestine, I cannot express enough my satisfaction with the issues and editorial approach of your Bulletin. As we build the …
Our thoughts and prayers continue to go to the victims of the September 11 tragedy in New York City and Washington DC. There is no way to make “sense” of these terrorist attacks but they can serve as a wake-up call on many issues: the creation and use of technology, the role of people in …
TechWatch: Is Technology the Villain for September 11? Read More »
Robert Magnuson gives his opinions on the direction of the journalism business in light of recent technological advances.
Like many others, I find myself a bit numb these days, in a way I have never experienced before in my life. I am still appalled by the events of September 11 (and since). I feel some “terrorism fatigue” because of the unrelenting bad news. I yearn for deep reflection, wisdom, and discernment, and am …
Benchmark Ethics: Sound Ethics in a Chaotic World Read More »
The Heart Aroused: Poetry and the Preservation of the Soul in Corporate America
by David Whyte
Jack: Straight from the Gut
by Jack Welch (with John A. Byrne)
Things That Make Us Smart: Defending Human Attributes in the Age of the Machine
by Donald A. Norman
