Ethics as Grey Zone

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• Ethical Risks: Identification, Mitigation and Transformation through Ethical Training

  The concept of « Ethical Risk » refers to unexpected negative consequences of unethical actions. A proper training about ethical risks (…)
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• The Prince of Wales’s Business & Sustainability Programme: Brussels Nov. 2011

  On November 10, I was invited to teach a short session on Values, Ethics and Leadership to the Prince of Wales’s Business & (…)
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• Values, Ethics and Business Decisions

  How to act in the face of corruption, intimidation or coercion? How to honestly discuss the impact of business activities to our (…)
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• Values – Ethics - Decisions

  Description We embark participants in a series of questions, situations and phenomena which make salient their values, their (…)
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• Nuclear Governance: Choices and Non‐Choices

  A three‐part event: Autumn School, Conference Panel and Workshop
  November 6‐12, 2011, Minsk, Belarus

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• Can you teach ethics to The Big Bank?

  In early 2008 and hence before the public unfolding of the financial crisis, I was invited by a U.S. “Big Bank” to design, write and (…)
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• The Key to Cultivating Agility in Decision Making

  How do you think? Can you be aware of your thinking? Can you choose how to think? In this piece, I introduce my way to teach people to (…)
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• From Nightmares to Dreams

  On the one hand, the crisis we are facing can be a nightmare. On the other hand, it can be an opportunity to realize some dreams. This (…)
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• Corruption: Drawing a Line in the Grey Zone

  In this piece, I introduce one of my preferred model of ethics: a grey zone between night and day. Inspired by Escher, it helps to (…)
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• The Ethics Challenge: Finding the courage

  What sort of courage does ethics require? The search for intellectual honesty faces many emotional barriers that prevent us from seing (…)
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