ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING. REVISITING A SELECT
FEW CRITICAL THINKING FOCUSED FRAMEWORKS
ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING. REVISITING A SELECT
FEW CRITICAL THINKING FOCUSED FRAMEWORKS
Author(s): Aura Codreanu, Cezar Vasilescu, Cristina AntonoaieSubject(s): Ethics / Practical Philosophy, Security and defense, Methodology and research technology
Published by: Regional Department of Defense Resources Management Studies
Keywords: uncertainty; ethical risk; critical thinking; ethical decision-making; resource availability; timeliness; individual predispositions; environmental uncertainty;
Summary/Abstract: Decision-making is never an easy task. Moral, ethical and legal constraints make it even more difficult especially when decisions do not necessarily fall under right v wrong courses of action. The multifarious factors that come into play such as cultural norms and practices, business deontology, legal framework, overall timeliness of decisions may turn the decision-making process into a conundrum. A possible solution advanced by this article is to revisit a select few critical thinking focused frameworks that could represent points of reference for decision makers who are keen on taking decisions that do not only meet the goals of the organizations that employ them, but are first and foremost ethical in their nature.
Journal: Defense Resources Management in the 21st Century
- Issue Year: 17/2022
- Issue No: 17
- Page Range: 142-150
- Page Count: 9
- Language: English