Ethics in Public Policy
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Who should attend
Public policy shapes the lives of millions, and at its core lies a critical question: How do we ensure policies are not only effective but also just and ethical? The Ethics in Public Policy course dives into this question, offering participants the tools to navigate complex moral landscapes in governance and policymaking.
Over five engaging days, participants will explore the foundations of ethics, examine real-world challenges, and learn how to create policies that prioritize justice, fairness, and equity. The course doesn’t just focus on theoretical knowledge—it equips you with practical strategies for tackling dilemmas in areas like economic policy, social security, and global governance.
Whether you're a policymaker, NGO leader, or journalist, this course will help you approach your work with a renewed sense of responsibility and moral clarity.
Course Outline
Introduction to Ethics Theories
- Introduction to consequentialism theories and their applications application
- Discovering the way of evaluating human actions
- Describing Utilitarianism and Libertarianism and Entitlement theories
- Understanding the fundamentals of justice and its relationship to morality
- Exploring philosopher's views on achieving justice and fairness in public policy
