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Tag Archives: Ethics
Shadow of a Person
I recognise in myself that i do not treat the people i see sleeping on the street equally: sometimes i ignore them, sometimes i try to give a kind word, sometimes i buy them a cup of tea (which is … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Inclusivity, Kindness
Tagged Community, Equality, Ethics, Homelessness, Money, Person, Society, Values, Wealth
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Engaging Power [4]: Diffusion
How do we fight, how do we conquer? In oppositional models of power, we deploy overwhelming force, to disrupt the structure. The sledgehammer solution. But when the structures of violence are held within coherent social units, the sledgehammer reinforces them. … Continue reading
Extraditing Values: Convenient Principles
The UK government has confirmed that it will extradite two terrorist suspects to the US, without demanding a guarantee that they won’t face the death penalty. This is unusual: as a point of principle, the UK does not support the … Continue reading
Organisational Pollution and Ethical Choice
Our choices are made within a framework of consequence, some externally applied, some internally moderated. Our ethical framework, the moral principles that govern our behaviour, is neither absolute, not rigid: it’s learned and flexible, influenced through a range of factors, … Continue reading
The Walls That Tumble Down
Our experience is one of two systems: ‘formal’ systems, of technology, visible organisation, and formal power, and ‘social’ systems, systems of reputation, relationships, and trust, the two systems superimposed, one upon the other. The formal system is the visible one, … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged apple, Change, Control, Disruption, Ethics, PayPal, Power, Social Age, Technology, Trust
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A State of Kindness: A Shared Humanity
Somewhere along the line, we have accepted the marginalisation of kindness, normalised dispassion, and deepened the inequity of our society. Equality and fairness were never to be taken for granted, have always been fought for, but our current manifestation of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Communication, Community, Country, Culture, Democracy, Ethics, Humanity, Leadership, Morality, Nations, Social Age, Town, Village
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An Introduction to the Landscape of Trust #WorkingOutLoud
I have the opportunity to present the early stage research on ‘Trust’ within a global organisation in the near future, to a group of young leaders. Today, i’m sharing my notes from an introductory article i’m writing for them, on … Continue reading
Posted in Trust
Tagged Change, Culture, Ethics, HR, Investment, Landscape of Trust, Leadership, Trust
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