Add to ORKGIn her exemplary book The Ethical Archivist, Elena S. Danielson devotes a chapter to professional ethics codes and points out that “[m]any informed observers do not feel that complying with the law has any place in a statement on ethics since laws enforce existing power relationships, which may be unfair.” (p.45) I will argue that including civil disobedience principles in ethics codes may be preferable to rejecting legal compliance as a consideration
Archivists today make some of the most difficult ethical and legal decisions at the public service d...
This study analyzes codes of ethics, seen as documents, and their role in supporting the professiona...
Ethical codes are sets of ethical principles intended to offer guidance in deciding between right an...
In her exemplary book The Ethical Archivist, Elena S. Danielson devotes a chapter to professional et...
Historically, ethics relate to moral principles or values and involve moral obligations or duties. A...
Ethics scholars have documented the increasingly legislative form of twentieth-century ethics regula...
Effects are the results of conduct. Such conduct may be good or bad, and canons of ethics are the ou...
abstract: What's a profession without a code of ethics? Being a legitimate profession almost require...
In the absence of codified standards of ethics, the ethical quality of law practice would degenerate...
Traditionally, one of the major characteristics of established professions such as medicine and law ...
Much of the anxiety and dissatisfaction associated with legal ethics arises from the categorical qua...
The American Library Association (ALA) is undertaking a revision of its code of ethics. The author p...
In theory, professional codes of conduct are supposed to assist lawyers in choosing the appropriate ...
The bar is now generally aware that a revised set of Rules of Professional Conduct has been proposed...
This study analyzes codes of ethics, seen as documents, and their role in supporting the professiona...
Archivists today make some of the most difficult ethical and legal decisions at the public service d...
This study analyzes codes of ethics, seen as documents, and their role in supporting the professiona...
Ethical codes are sets of ethical principles intended to offer guidance in deciding between right an...
In her exemplary book The Ethical Archivist, Elena S. Danielson devotes a chapter to professional et...
Historically, ethics relate to moral principles or values and involve moral obligations or duties. A...
Ethics scholars have documented the increasingly legislative form of twentieth-century ethics regula...
Effects are the results of conduct. Such conduct may be good or bad, and canons of ethics are the ou...
abstract: What's a profession without a code of ethics? Being a legitimate profession almost require...
In the absence of codified standards of ethics, the ethical quality of law practice would degenerate...
Traditionally, one of the major characteristics of established professions such as medicine and law ...
Much of the anxiety and dissatisfaction associated with legal ethics arises from the categorical qua...
The American Library Association (ALA) is undertaking a revision of its code of ethics. The author p...
In theory, professional codes of conduct are supposed to assist lawyers in choosing the appropriate ...
The bar is now generally aware that a revised set of Rules of Professional Conduct has been proposed...
This study analyzes codes of ethics, seen as documents, and their role in supporting the professiona...
Archivists today make some of the most difficult ethical and legal decisions at the public service d...
This study analyzes codes of ethics, seen as documents, and their role in supporting the professiona...
Ethical codes are sets of ethical principles intended to offer guidance in deciding between right an...