Democratic professionalism : Citizen participation and the reconstruction of professional ethics, identity, and practice

By:

Dzur Albert W

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Publication details: Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Press 2008Description: 281p viISBN:

9780271033327

Subject(s):

1. Professional Employees - Political Activity 2. Social Advocacy - U S A 3. Professional Ethics

DDC classification:

362.973000 DZU

Contents:

Table of contents Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: The Ethics and Politics of Professions 1. The Missing Agents of Contemporary Democratic Thought 2. Beyond Self-Interest: The Apolitical Picture of Professionals 3. Professionals versus Democracy: The Radical Critique of Technocrats, Disabling Experts, and Task M.onopolists 4. Task Sharing for Democracy: Themes from Political Theory 5. Public Journalism 6. Restorative Justice 7. Bioethics 8. Context and Consequences: The Duties of Democratic Professionals Conclusion: The University's Role in the Democratization of Professional Ethics Index

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Table of contents
Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction: The Ethics and Politics of Professions

1. The Missing Agents of Contemporary Democratic Thought

2. Beyond Self-Interest: The Apolitical Picture of Professionals

3. Professionals versus Democracy: The Radical Critique of Technocrats, Disabling Experts, and Task M.onopolists

4. Task Sharing for Democracy: Themes from Political Theory

5. Public Journalism

6. Restorative Justice

7. Bioethics

8. Context and Consequences: The Duties of Democratic Professionals

Conclusion: The University's Role in the Democratization of Professional Ethics

Index

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