Applying concepts of ethical processing and ethics battlespace to vignettes and case studies. The Center for The Army Profession and Ethic. Making choices: A framework for making ethical decisions. Module Notes: The Ethical Reasoning Processīrown University. M1.3 Exploring Ethics, Force and Security pp.15-21, 25-26 (rest optional).Ītkinson, R (2015) “The limits of Military Officers’ duty to obey Civilian Orders,” United States War College Press. Washington, DC: National Defense University Press. The armed forces officer: The profession of arms. Deciphering difficult decisions: “Personal Ethics in National Security.” Georgetown Security Studies Review. Becker (Eds.), Encyclopedia of ethics (2nd ed.). Ethics for national security decision makers : "It's not always easy to do well and right." National Defense University, Executive Research Project A191, pp.1-12, 19-28 (rest optional). Mills (Eds.), Max Weber: Essays in sociology (pp.77-82, 117-123 (rest optional)). Module Notes: Conceptualizing the National Security Ethics Environment The purpose of a WE course is to allow students to master course content while developing the writing skills necessary for success in other college courses, including the capstone, and in their careers. Students in WE courses write frequently, create multiple drafts of assignments, and receive and respond to feedback from instructors. The ethical and diversity dimensions of public service and national security are explored through a focus on officials working in the broad range of occupations in national security.
You will evaluate how ethical principles relate to diversity considerations and practices in the national security arena. You will examine ethical concepts and principles to find meaning in specific behaviors, and theory will be related to real-world application. You will examine ethical subjects and dilemmas facing individuals, institutions, societies and governments, both at home and abroad. Have you ever wondered if a decision you made or an action you took was “right” - for yourself and for others for the many, even if not for some few? Have you ever thought deeply upon the classic question - do the Ends justify the Means? In this course you will engage these and other questions, while also focusing on the practical study of ethics in the national security arena.
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