Ethical Dilemmas in the Global Defense Industry
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Ethical Dilemmas in the Global Defense Industry
Schoeni, Daniel; Vestner, Tobias
Oxford University Press Inc
05/2023
536
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Inglês
9780190675813
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
Foreword, Leo Mackay
Introduction, Daniel E. Schoeni and Tobias Vestner
PART I: ASSESSING ETHICAL NORMS IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
Chapter 1. Tobias Vestner, The Defense Industry's Contribution to National Security
Chapter 2. Duncan MacIntosh, The Sniper and the Psychopath: A Parable in Defense of the Weapons Industry
Chapter 3. Richard W. Painter, Fiduciary Duties of Officers and Directors of Military Contractors: Shareholder Primacy or Loyalty to the United States?
Chapter 4. C. Edward Peartree, What Ethical Dilemmas? The U.S. Defense Industry and Foreign Arms Sales
PART II: ETHICAL DILEMMAS RELATING TO NEW MILITARY TECHNOLOGIES
Chapter 5. Thomas E. Ayres, Kevin Govern, and Michael W. Meier, The Ethics of Better Weapons: A Soldier Lawyer's View
Chapter 6. Brian Green, Space Ethics for the Modern Warrior
Chapter 7. Jeffrey Biller and Timothy Goins, Protecting Civilian Data in Armed Conflicts: The Need for an Ethical Foundation
Chapter 8. Blake Hereth and Nicholas G. Evans, Artificial Intelligence and the Cost-Sharing Dilemma
PART III: ADDRESSING CORRUPTION IN GLOBAL MARKETS
Chapter 9. Philip M. Nichols, Defense Firms' Duties to Society When Presented with an Opportunity to Pay a Bribe
Chapter 10. Mark Pyman, Tackling Defense Corruption: A
Foreword, Leo Mackay
Introduction, Daniel E. Schoeni and Tobias Vestner
PART I: ASSESSING ETHICAL NORMS IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
Chapter 1. Tobias Vestner, The Defense Industry's Contribution to National Security
Chapter 2. Duncan MacIntosh, The Sniper and the Psychopath: A Parable in Defense of the Weapons Industry
Chapter 3. Richard W. Painter, Fiduciary Duties of Officers and Directors of Military Contractors: Shareholder Primacy or Loyalty to the United States?
Chapter 4. C. Edward Peartree, What Ethical Dilemmas? The U.S. Defense Industry and Foreign Arms Sales
PART II: ETHICAL DILEMMAS RELATING TO NEW MILITARY TECHNOLOGIES
Chapter 5. Thomas E. Ayres, Kevin Govern, and Michael W. Meier, The Ethics of Better Weapons: A Soldier Lawyer's View
Chapter 6. Brian Green, Space Ethics for the Modern Warrior
Chapter 7. Jeffrey Biller and Timothy Goins, Protecting Civilian Data in Armed Conflicts: The Need for an Ethical Foundation
Chapter 8. Blake Hereth and Nicholas G. Evans, Artificial Intelligence and the Cost-Sharing Dilemma
PART III: ADDRESSING CORRUPTION IN GLOBAL MARKETS
Chapter 9. Philip M. Nichols, Defense Firms' Duties to Society When Presented with an Opportunity to Pay a Bribe
Chapter 10. Mark Pyman, Tackling Defense Corruption: A
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Acknowledgements
Foreword, Leo Mackay
Introduction, Daniel E. Schoeni and Tobias Vestner
PART I: ASSESSING ETHICAL NORMS IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
Chapter 1. Tobias Vestner, The Defense Industry's Contribution to National Security
Chapter 2. Duncan MacIntosh, The Sniper and the Psychopath: A Parable in Defense of the Weapons Industry
Chapter 3. Richard W. Painter, Fiduciary Duties of Officers and Directors of Military Contractors: Shareholder Primacy or Loyalty to the United States?
Chapter 4. C. Edward Peartree, What Ethical Dilemmas? The U.S. Defense Industry and Foreign Arms Sales
PART II: ETHICAL DILEMMAS RELATING TO NEW MILITARY TECHNOLOGIES
Chapter 5. Thomas E. Ayres, Kevin Govern, and Michael W. Meier, The Ethics of Better Weapons: A Soldier Lawyer's View
Chapter 6. Brian Green, Space Ethics for the Modern Warrior
Chapter 7. Jeffrey Biller and Timothy Goins, Protecting Civilian Data in Armed Conflicts: The Need for an Ethical Foundation
Chapter 8. Blake Hereth and Nicholas G. Evans, Artificial Intelligence and the Cost-Sharing Dilemma
PART III: ADDRESSING CORRUPTION IN GLOBAL MARKETS
Chapter 9. Philip M. Nichols, Defense Firms' Duties to Society When Presented with an Opportunity to Pay a Bribe
Chapter 10. Mark Pyman, Tackling Defense Corruption: A
Foreword, Leo Mackay
Introduction, Daniel E. Schoeni and Tobias Vestner
PART I: ASSESSING ETHICAL NORMS IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
Chapter 1. Tobias Vestner, The Defense Industry's Contribution to National Security
Chapter 2. Duncan MacIntosh, The Sniper and the Psychopath: A Parable in Defense of the Weapons Industry
Chapter 3. Richard W. Painter, Fiduciary Duties of Officers and Directors of Military Contractors: Shareholder Primacy or Loyalty to the United States?
Chapter 4. C. Edward Peartree, What Ethical Dilemmas? The U.S. Defense Industry and Foreign Arms Sales
PART II: ETHICAL DILEMMAS RELATING TO NEW MILITARY TECHNOLOGIES
Chapter 5. Thomas E. Ayres, Kevin Govern, and Michael W. Meier, The Ethics of Better Weapons: A Soldier Lawyer's View
Chapter 6. Brian Green, Space Ethics for the Modern Warrior
Chapter 7. Jeffrey Biller and Timothy Goins, Protecting Civilian Data in Armed Conflicts: The Need for an Ethical Foundation
Chapter 8. Blake Hereth and Nicholas G. Evans, Artificial Intelligence and the Cost-Sharing Dilemma
PART III: ADDRESSING CORRUPTION IN GLOBAL MARKETS
Chapter 9. Philip M. Nichols, Defense Firms' Duties to Society When Presented with an Opportunity to Pay a Bribe
Chapter 10. Mark Pyman, Tackling Defense Corruption: A
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