Ethical Rationality

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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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• 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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• 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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• 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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• Ethique et raison économique : à quoi rêvons-nous ?

  J’aimerais partager avec vous une surprise. Cela se passe en Octobre 2008, à l’INSEAD, lors d’une session sur les valeurs et la (…)
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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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• Three Inconvenient Truths about Corruption

  Having honest, adult conversations about corruption requires accepting that none of us is ethically pure. These days, I sometimes (…)
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• The 3 Principles of Wise Power

  If you know how to harness the power of your mind, heart and soul, you will be wiser in the face of surprises and disruption. One of (…)
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