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Online Ethics Center: Engineering Ethics in A Corporate Setting Online Ethics Center: Engineering Ethics in A Corporate Setting. Discussion and advice on ethical problems that commonly arise in the high tech work place. Mini-cases from Lockheed Martin Corporation. These mini-cases are part of a game, Graymatters, devised by George Sammet, Jr., to teach ethical norms and Lockheed Martin's policies to their employees. Mr. Sammet is currently Vice President of International Ethics and Business Conduct for the Lockheed Martin Corporation. The game has been adopted by several other very large high tech corporations that are also government contractors. Towards a Theory of Moral Change. By Charles E. Harris. To what extent can we understand moral change conceptually? Are there any factors that are always, or at least commonly, associated with moral change? Would knowledge of these factors help us to understand present moral controversy or even to anticipate moral change? Is it possible to have a theory of moral change? In this talk I shall try to address these questions in a preliminary way. Full Article: http://onlineethics.org/eng/corporate.html


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