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Teaching and Learning Ethical Reasoning with Cases

This article focuses on the use of cases in teaching and learning about ethical reasoning. Case learning in public administration has a long history, but its roots have not penetrated the field as deeply as they have in other professional fields, such as medicine, law, and business. Nonetheless, the times are changing, as evidenced in recent texts on public management ethics. The analysis calls for greater use of cases to teach and learn ethical reasoning.

Donald C. Menzel | D. Menzel

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