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Globethics collection of educational resources on applied ethics at all levels and across disciplines. At the moment the collection is mainly composed of open educational resources (OER) harvested from a few OER repositories, such as Oasis, OpenStax, and OER@AVU. Find other OER resources worldwide:
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Der Umgang mit Forschungsdaten im Einklang mit Recht und Ethik - ein FallbeispielWe present legal and ethical issues using data in the agricultural research domain concerning the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In this regard, we also define the difference between anonymization and pseudonymization and their effect on the data subject. This presentation was held during the Netzwerktreffen Forschungsdatenmanagement Berlin - Brandenburg in Potsdam, Germany on September 21st 2023. FAIRagro is the agrosystem science consortium of the German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). Our helpdesk can be reached at www.fairagro.net/helpdesk or dataservice@fairagro.net.
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Sesión segunda de Ética de los negocios- ética corpotativaIntroducción a la ética corporativa analizando un conjunto de códigos éticos no estrictamente financieros
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Ética y valores en la planificación universitariaPrincipios éticos y su aplicación en la toma de decisiones. Responsabilidad social y compromiso institucional.
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Ética y valores en la planificación universitariaPrincipios éticos y su aplicación en la toma de decisiones. Responsabilidad social y compromiso institucional.
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Grundlegung der Ethik IIAlbert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Sommersemester 2021
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Grundlegung der Ethik IAlbert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Wintersemester 2020/2021
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Criticism and Reconciliation : A new philosophical ground for an intrusion of arts into ethicsThe presentation commences with outlining the contours of the hitherto dominant paradigm in justice theory and says a few words on its relation to the arts. Subsequently, it delves into the question why this justice theory has recently come under attack and will then acquaint the listener with the currently emerging alternative in justice theory. The last part of the presentation argues that the arts can contribute to this new paradigm in justice theory by its special competencies in criticizing ossified societal structures and in reconciling members of society to new habits.