2014
DOI: 10.1080/17449626.2014.973993
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Ethical and institutional frameworks for interactional justice in public organizations: a comparative analysis of selected Western and Chinese sources

Abstract: This paper explores both differences and points of contact between selected contemporary theories of public ethics in the West and China. China is in a greater state of flux in this connection, with new, eclectic approaches to ethical justification for moral agency gaining prominence. There are thematic parallels between East and West in their distinct strains of institutionalism (in which neither individual moral agency nor the justice claims of individuals have much play). However, there are recent Chinese t… Show more

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