Course : Ethical Leadership
Course code : PHILOSOPHY1049
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Units
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I. Introduction to Ethics
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II. Major Ethical Traditions: Virtue Ethics
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III. Major Ethical Traditions: Deontological Ethics
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IV. Major Ethical Traditions: Consequentialist Ethics
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V. Virtue, Duty, Utility: Characteristics of a Leader
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VI. Virtues and Leadership
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VII. Duty and Leadership
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VIII. Utility and Leadership
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IX. Ethics of War and Leadership
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X. Business Ethics and Leadership
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XI. Social Ethics and Leadership
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XII. Leadership, Emerging Technologies, and Ethics
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XIII. Case Studies
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I. Introduction to Ethics
XIII. Case Studies
Unit overview
In the unit "Ethical Leadership: Case Studies," we immerse ourselves in a comprehensive exploration of ethical leadership through the lens of real-world scenarios and case studies. This unit provides a nuanced understanding of the challenges and complexities leaders face in navigating ethical dilemmas across diverse contexts and industries. Through in-depth analysis and discussion of notable ethical leadership cases, students gain insight into the principles, values, and decision-making processes that define exemplary leadership. We examine how leaders uphold integrity, accountability, and transparency in challenging situations, inspiring trust and fostering ethical cultures within their organizations. Moreover, this unit delves into the role of ethical leadership in promoting social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable business practices. By engaging with diverse perspectives, ethical frameworks, and practical solutions, students develop the critical thinking skills and ethical reasoning abilities necessary to lead with integrity and make principled decisions in their own leadership roles. Through reflection, dialogue, and collaborative learning, students emerge from this unit equipped to confront ethical challenges with confidence and compassion, driving positive change in their organizations and communities.