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1Introduction to EthicsDEFINITIONS OF ETHICSTWO ASPECTS OF MORALSCOMMON CONCEPTS USED IN EXPLAINING HUMAN ACTIONSCHARACTER IN ETHICSMODEL OF MORAL DECISION MAKINGETHICAL IDEALS IN LIFEETHICS BASED ON THEORY OF EVOLUTIONEXPOSITION OF ETHICSMILESTONES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ETHICAL THOUGHTCONTENTS OF THE BOOK2ChallengestoEthicsand Moral AccountabilityINTRODUCTIONSCEPTICAL DOCTRINESPSYCHOLOGICAL EGOISMETHICAL EGOISMMORAL RELATIVISM AND MORAL OBJECTIVISMMORAL SUBJECTIVISMCULTURAL RELATIVISMDETERMINISM AND HUMAN FREE WILLDETERMINANTS OF MORALITYRESPONSIBILITY OF MORAL AGENTSCONSEQUENCES OF HUMAN ACTIONS3Western Moral ThinkersSOCRATESPLATO Summary of Plato’s Philosophy Summary of Epicurean Philosophy Summary of Kantian Philosophy Summary of Natural Law Ethics Summary 4Ethical Ideas in Indian Philosophical TraditionHINDUISMBHAGAVAT GITAMORAL CRITERIA AND CONCEPTSJAINISMBUDDHISMGANDHIAN ETHICS5Lessonsfromthe Lives of Great Indian Leaders, Reformers and AdministratorsINTRODUCTION AND APPROACHHUMAN VALUESVIVEKANANDARAMAKRISHNA PARAMAHAMSASRI AUROBINDORAJA RAM MOHAN ROYDAYANANDA SARASWATINARAYANA GURUSIR RABINDRANATH TAGOREKAUTILYAGURU RAVIDASGURU NANAKTIRUVALLUVAR6Sources ofEthical Guidance:INTRODUCTIONCONSCIENCEEMPIRICAL CONCEPTION OF CONSCIENCEPRESENT INDIAN CONTEXTMORAL CHANGE7Ethical Qualities through the Lenses of Sages and Great ThinkersINTRODUCTIONKINDNESSFORGIVENESSSELF-CONTROL AND GOOD TEMPER (ANGER)FORTITUDECOWARDICEEMPATHYALTRUISMTRUTHFULNESSPOWER AND MORALITYPRUDENCETEMPERANCEHUMILITYGOLDEN RULELIST OF VICESENVYSLOTHAVARICELUSTCASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 4CASE 5CASE 6CASE 7CASE 88Ethical Reasoning and Moral DilemmasINTRODUCTIONCASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 4CASE 5CASE 6CASE 79Codes of Ethics and Codes of ConductINTRODUCTIONCODES OF ETHICS AND CODES OF CONDUCTCODES AND LAWSPROFESSIONAL ETHICSPROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITYCODES OF CONDUCT FOR CIVIL SERVANTSCASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 4CASE 5CASE 6CODE OF ETHICS FOR CIVIL SERVANTS10Individual Ethics of Civil ServantsINTRODUCTIONPERSONALITYDIVISIONS AND ASPECTS OF PERSONALITYTHEORIES OF PERSONALITY“BIG 5” PERSONALITY TRAITSCHARACTER AND PERSONALITYPERSONAL QUALITIESPERSPECTIVE OF VIRTUE ETHICSGOODNESS OF CHARACTERTYPES OF VIRTUESCIVIL SERVICE ETHICS IN DIFFERENT SCHOOLS OF THOUGHTNEW PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONPUBLIC CHOICE THEORYCOMMUNITARIANISMETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY11Code of Conduct for MinistersINTRODUCTIONFRAMEWORK FOR ETHICAL BEHAVIOURETHICAL STANDARDS PRESCRIBED BY NOLAN COMMITTEECASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 412INTRODUCTIONDEFINING CORRUPTIONCASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 4CASE 5ROOTS OF CORRUPTIONCAUSES OF CORRUPTIONCURBING COLLUSIVE CORRUPTIONADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE AND PROCEDURES FOR CURBING CORRUPTIONHOW CORRUPTION COMES TO LIGHT13Fight against Corruption: Current IssuesINTRODUCTIONISSUES REGARDING CORRUPTION14Multi-pronged Approach to Reducing CorruptionINTRODUCTIONAPPROACHES TO REDUCING CORRUPTION15LokpalHISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF LOKPALRECENT DEVELOPMENTSMAIN PROVISIONS OF THE ACTLOKPAL’S JURISDICTIONCONTROVERSIAL ISSUES16The Right to Information ActBACKGROUNDRTI ACTLANDMARK JUDGMENTS BY CICTHE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACTRTI VICTIMSPROTECTION FOR WHISTLEBLOWERSWORKING OF RTI ACT17Citizen’s CharterINTRODUCTIONTHE INDIAN SCENARIOASPECTS OF A CITIZEN’S CHARTERLET US JOIN HANDS IN MAKING THIS CHARTER A SUCCESS!18Utilisation of PublicINTRODUCTIONBUDGETFUND UTILISATIONAUDIT OF EXPENDITUREPARLIAMENTARY CONTROL ON EXPENDITURECONCLUSION19Corporate GovernanceINTRODUCTIONSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSES OF COMPANIESCASE 1CASE 2CORPORATE GOVERNANCEPROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THE COMPANIES ACTCASE 3CASE 4CASE 520AttitudesATTITUDECASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 4CASE 5CASE 6LEARNING THEORY OF ATTITUDE CHANGECASE 7CASE 8CASE 9CASE 10CASE 11CASE 12SOCIAL INFLUENCE AND PERSUASION21Political AttitudesINTRODUCTIONTHE POLTICIAL SPECTRUMPOLITICAL CHANGERADICALISMLIBERALISMMODERATESCONSERVATISMREACTIONARIESIDEOLOGYCOMMUNISMSOCIALISMANARCHISMFASCISMHOW DO PEOPLE CHOOSE IDEOLOGIES?CONNECTING POLITICAL ATTITUDES TO INDIAN CONTEXTSSOME CONTROVERSIESPROBLEMS OF AN IDEOLOGICAL APPROACHHOW TO ANALYSE CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES?22Modern Ethical ConundrumsCLONINGCAPITAL PUNISHMENTANIMAL RIGHTSTERRORISM, STATE ACTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS23Emotional IntelligenceINTRODUCTIONBRIEF HISTORICAL BACKGROUNDCASE 1CASE 2CASE 3CASE 4CASE 5CASE 6CASE 7CASE 8CASE 9CASE 10CASE 1124International MoralityINTRODUCTIONSOVEREIGNTYNATION AND STATEINTERNATIONAL MORALITYTHEORIES OF IRE. H. CARR’S CHALLENGE TO UTOPIAN IDEALISMNEOLIBERALISMPOSTMODERNISMFEMINISMTENETS OF INTERNATIONAL MORALITY: UN CHARTERJUST WAR THEORIESPACIFISMNEW DIMENSIONS OF INTERNATIONAL MORALITYFOREIGN AID DURING THE COLD WARPOVERTY REDUCTION AND RECENT DEVELOPMENT MODELSMORAL ROOTS OF INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICYCOSMOPOLITANISM IN MORALSINTERVENTION IN OTHER NATIONS25Case StudiesINTRODUCTION26Glossary of Terms(b) Ecocentrism(c) Deep Ecology27Solved Papers (2013-17)INTRODUCTIONTIPS FOR TACKLING THEORY QUESTIONS 2013 Paper SECTION A : ANSWERS TO THEORY QUESTIONS SECTION B : ANSWERS TO CASE STUDIES 2014 Paper SECTION A : ANSWERS TO THEORY QUESTIONS SECTION B : ANSWERS TO CASE STUDIES 2015 Paper SECTION A : ANSWERS TO THEORY QUESTIONS SECTION B : ANSWERS TO CASE STUDIES 2016 Paper SECTION A : ANSWERS TO THEORY QUESTIONS SECTION B : ANSWERS TO CASE STUDIES 2017 Paper SECTION A : ANSWERS TO THEORY QUESTIONS SECTION B : ANSWERS TO CASE STUDIES