What role should ethical considerations play in the conduct of international relations?
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Ethical considerations are as relative as the ethics of each society. If you practive Machiavelian politics then ethics comes last, however, in practice if you do not treat international relations ethicaly then you will burn your bridges. Hence, ethical considerations can be good connectors in international relations.
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The AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) requires that members adhere to the Code of Conduct, which includes ethical standards
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There's a number of them:\n\n* Kickbacks and scandal (Kofi Annan's son)\n* Where it goes when it gets there (to a dictator or a hospital?)\n* Whether it could be spent better elsewhere (India doesn't really need as much aid as it did years ago, some argue)\n* Whether it is morally justified to support foreign interests when domestic interests are suffering\n* whether it is morally justified to provide aide to terrorist states or military enemies of our allies.
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Ethics behavior in all matters..
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Well, there's two ways of looking at it.\nFirstly, as you say, in an increasingly globalized world no nation--no matter how powerful or wealthy--can afford to be selfish or motivated by narrow, self-centered interests. Thus, the USA too must adapt to the new realities and requirements of this age. It must strive to be more friendly and sympathetic towards other nations and generally develop a more positive attitude in its dealings with the rest of the world.\nThe other aspect is, that all nations have their own interests at stake, ultimately. And the USA also has its interests to watch and protect. But even if this is the case, it doesnt mean that it can ride rough-shod over other nations and interfere indiscriminately in their affairs.\n There is a dire need for it to strike the right balance between (a) national self-interest and (b) global needs, concerns and relations.\nIf the US wants to play a greater, more responsible role in world politics, it should do so with legitimacy i.e., by being a part of international organizations and acting in concord with them not by trying to usurp the role of the UN or other, similar agencies.
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The lowest form of moral depravity is to hold others to a standard that you have no intention of living up to yourself, this describes American foreign policy since the turn of the century. You ask a excellent question that challenges even the most die hard maniac or warmonger or whatever you want to call the mainstream American public. As for OBL, your right ,why(you need that bad guy out there running around to maintain your constant state of fear and paranoia when it comes to the public)
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First and foremost a college degree is a must.  What you decided to major in should deal with something related to international relations, a foreign language, international economics, political science, etc.  A bachelors degree is usually a requirement.  Advanced degrees increase your chances or being hired and increase your pay grade level.  Beyond the education of a university, I would say that international experience is also a must.  This can include living in a another country or studying abroad.  Try to enjoy another country as a native would, and not as a tourist.  The U.S. Dept. of State's website is a great start to a possible career as a foreign service officer or whatever is your heart's desire.  Check http://careers.state.gov/, it seems to be a very knowledgeable website on this matter.  I believe it even has a step-by-step listing of "To Do's"... such as requirements, studying for the Foreign Service test, etc.  Hope this helps and best of luck!
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There can be little ground for opposing financially sound ethical practices. Problems begin when ill concieved measures or restrictions are hurridly pushed through in the name of ehics without proper analysis of cost and benefits to the community, sometimes with ulterior motives.We all have a duty to protect our businesses against such attempts.
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People have unique characteristics or traits that make them different from each other.  Some believe there are six core ethical values:  trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship.  \n\nThe links I've included will give you many examples of character traits and give more information.
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To know what is best for India's national interests, and security as well as participating in negations with other world leaders in the same positions representing their respective countries, in an effort to have and ensure peace, and maintain hope for better communications to improve the lives of the people of India.
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Usually, business ethics is a contradiction. In this day and age, ethics and standards for quality are a huge impediment being successful working for most corporations and medium-sized businesses. More than reliability and performance concerns, concerns about whether you'll be too much of an idealist are at the fore when companies interview employees. I think we've got Rome all over again lately.
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don't know what is a prestion\nrespect by ethics in workplace says u treat people fairly as individuals and treat them with respect whichever position they hold
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On earth!!!!\n\nWe are entangled in local customs, norms and laws.\n\nTo do best on earth you must do something good for entire humanity. This may be very small not to becomes a news or a part of history.\n\nIn general life you should adopt good human values. The human values include:\n\nCare for others\nSacrifice for others\nExpression of obligation and gratitude to others.\nAvoid requesting others.\nDo not demand from others.
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The national interest actually lies in ethics.\nWhile it might not seem so in the short term, acting unethically will weaken us morally. It also prompts others to retaliate etc. like 9/11 which cannot be good for anyone.\n\nWe should lead morally and ethically even if in the short term it puts us at a slight disadvantage.
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The moral issues you cited, by category, should be deemed lifestyle preferences. As a non-lawyer, but as someone who has studied law, my point of view of this issue is that the state should only intervene if there is demonstrable harm present. Some say it should be merely harm, or potential harm, but that will never wash in front of our Supreme Court.
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ethical issue has a lot to do with people of different ethnicities. basically(different backgrounds,color , race, religion. \nreasons that are wrong or right for why people do different things in life.
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Morality is usually concerned with personal issue whereas ethics is concerned when issue takes into account another person.