Ethical Rationality

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• Compliance and the Grey Zone

  Compliance is an organizational process aimed at encouraging ethical behavior at work. However, it is not sufficient to guarantee (…)
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• Can we prevent Policy Capture? Reflections about Public Interest in Business Decision-Making

  On March 30-31, I was invited to the OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum in Paris. I had prepared the following short (…)
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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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• Fairphone: much more than a fair phone

  Fairphone is much more than a fair phone. Fairphone is a fairer phone but it is firstly a movement. Any movement is a transformation (…)
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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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• Is Anti-Corruption Corrupted?

  After some classes that I taught at the Lee Kwan Yew School of Public Policy in 2017, I developed my approach to corruption with an (…)
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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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• Thinking Ethics as a Grey Zone

  Approaching the ethics of an action as a grey zone amounts to thinking ethics as lying on a continuum, in between being “purely (…)
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• Teaching Ethics to Chinese Executives

  In September 2010, I was invited by Renmin University to teach 2 days in their new CMPM program, a 5-module training experience inspired (…)
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