Ethikos Editor’s Weekly Picks: What do Business Executives Think About Distributive Justice?

By Alexander Pepper for LSE Blog

This is the story of two cups of coffee, or at least that is where the story begins. The first, between me, Sandy Pepper, a Professor of Practice in the Department of Management at LSE, and Dr Susanne Burri of the Department of Philosophy, Logic & Scientific Discovery, which took place in March 2016 in the Lundenwic coffee shop on the Aldwych. Read more

By Bruce Weinstein for Forbes

There is no meaningful difference between the concepts of ethics and morality, but I’ll explain why you should choose one word or the other and stick to it in business and beyond. Better yet, avoid using either word and speak instead about doing the right thing, acting honorably or leading with high character. Read more

By John Boitnott for Entrepreneur

Nicknamed “Mad Dog,” the general is known for his intellect, candor and humility. Since his time as a junior officer, he has built a leadership style that has earned him the respect of military members and world leaders. Surprisingly for someone with that nickname, Mattis is considered a compassionate leader who empowers subordinates and tries to make them equals. Read more

By Daniel Rapaport for Sports Illustrated

The position’s description reads: “The ethics and compliance officer serves as the organization’s internal control point for ethics and improprieties, allegations, complaints, and conflicts of interest…”  Read more