Hello Mr. Thakur My name is Vineet and this would be my first reply iin this forum. Ethics is something which is intrinsic I agree with this statement. The things which might be ethical to me might not be ethical to you is the same explanation which one comes across every time this issue of ethics come. What i think rather talking about ethics one should teach about issues which are common to everyone.... like moral issues or how should they behave in certain circumstances are more importants. The two school os thoughts will continue to exist ... and one cannot find solution of these kind of questions there own ... it should be looked from other's perspective rather than ur own Regards and Thanks Vineet Gupta 09911779879
________________________________ From: Amitabh Thakur <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, October 31, 2009 8:27:11 PM Subject: [bm] ethics as a subject Friends, One subject that often crops up for discussion during the MBA studies is that regarding the teaching of "Ethics in Management". While there is one group that feels that ethics can not be taught and it is something intrinsic. Hence, there is no point in teaching ethics as a subject. But there are others who feel that teaching of the subject does have a sublime effect, which though not apparently felt, has insidious effect no doubt. The same kind of dilemma grips the Police training curricula as well. Does the group feel that a subject like "Ethics in Policing" in the training program of IPS, State service officers and other subordinate levels has any relevance and can have any effect in making substantial effect on the policing system? Or for that matter introduction of such subjects in other curricula like law, medicine, engineering, social service and so on ? Amitabh Thakur IIM Lucknow # 94155-34526
