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    corner”, and a hard bed (67). Implicitly, Balram also writes that “[he] had been so happy in this room till now” meaning that Mr. Ashok’s perspective changed Balram’s. In Delhi, Balram is introduced the the ‘darkness of the light’ and the world of corruption and deceit through his masters. The day he first arrives, he is told that the embassies are “supposed to…

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    Case Study Whistleblowing

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    resigning her position and exiting the organization. While, this option will allow her to speak freely without consequence, it is definitely economically unfeasible. Furthermore, she loses her influence within the organization completely and the corruption is guaranteed to continue. The traditional voice vs. exit conflict as described in public administration literature ignores another option. While utilizing voice or exit may be ethical, it is unlikely to lead to any real fundamental change,…

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    WHEN IN ROME Case Study 2 Alexander Gavin, Senior Project Manager for Kuwait’s EL Sahd Construction Company, is presented with an opportunity and dilemma packaged together in the same proposal. While making a thirty million dollar bid to subcontract a new Iranian project, bid taker Ajax Ltd told him the job was El Sahd’s, if Gavin was willing to pay to play. Ajax’s manager informed Gavin that he would need to increase his company’s bid to $33 million in order to secure the job, with the…

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    Throughout the history the question of power being corrupted has always been on display. Corruption is directly proportionate to greed of having absolute control over one’s subordinates. The quotation above demonstrates the idea which states that each individual who gains power and sees a potentiality to make it absolute, is highly likely going to be corrupted by it. Evidence for in support of this position, can be found in various examples from the history. Firstly I would like to assess the…

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    The corruption of youth is a crime with dire consequences. It is essential to help cultivate young peoples’ minds and refuse to give up until they have completely immersed their mindset in a logical way of thinking and rational point of view. However, this is not an easy job and it often comes with protests from people who don’t agree with a specific method of teaching. Socrates was a victim of such opposition in 399 B.C Athens. Meletus claimed that Socrates corrupted the youth through his…

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    “Church of Corruption” “Corruption is the enemy of development, and of good governance. It must be rid of,” Pratibha Patil, former president of India, quotes. In the instance of Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible, corruption is seen directly in the heart and soul of Salem, Massachusetts: the church. The mutual dislike apparent between John Proctor and Reverend Parris stemmed from Proctor’s view of Parris’s corrupt nature in the church. Is a church of corruption to blame, or rather a man not…

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    The Perils Of Socrates

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    made decisions on our own and acted based on our own intentions. Many of us were also taught by others as well and therefore formed many opinions on a vast majority of topics. It is hard for me to understand why one man is being blamed for the sole corruption of an entire generation of young adults within…

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    Pope Francis stated in his apostolic exhortation that ethics has come to be viewed in a bad manner and that it is “counterproductive, too human, because it makes money and power relative.” There are numerous instances that prove his point and that there is an ethical dimension to the economic and social political problems in our society. Society has become corrupt, so money oriented and business owners have become so greedy that ethics is often overlooked or completely forgotten about. There…

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    “Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts... perhaps the fear of a loss of power” (Goodreads). John Steinbeck’s quote asserts that people do not get corrupted because of power, they get corrupted because of the fear of the power. In Lord of the Flies by William Golding, Jack does not use his dominance to control the other boys; he instills authority into the boys making them fear him. By doing so, Jack controls the actions of the boys and changes their morals. The boys turn into savages who are…

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    Why Bribery Is Bad

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    Bribery is operationally defined as “the offering, giving, receiving or soliciting of something of value for the purpose of influencing the action of an official in the discharge of his or her public or legal duties” (Lehman & Phelps, 2008). The practice of bribing generally stems from individuals who are ready to use illegitimate channels to capitalize on personal or corporate profit. However, there could be several other mitigating factors that drive people to partake in the act of bribery,…

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