SURSE COMPLEMENTARE DE OPTIMIZARE A REGLĂRII CONDUITEI MORALE
COMPLEMENTARY SOURCES FOR OPTIMIZING THE REGULATION OF MORAL CONDUCT

Author(s): Liliana Stan
Subject(s): Philosophy, Social Sciences, Education, Ethics / Practical Philosophy, Sociology, School education, Sociology of Education, Identity of Collectives
Published by: Editura Eikon
Keywords: moral; moral conscience; ethical counselor,;integrity advisor; ombudsman;
Summary/Abstract: The claim of morality in the existence of individuals and groups is a natural constant of all times. The materialization of moral conduct requires both subjective instances established at the level of each individual (such as moral conscience) and external benchmarks. The present study finds out the diversity and complementarity of external sources for optimizing the regulation of moral agents’ actions: regulatory documents (such as codes of ethics/ deontology/ codes of conduct or behaviour), individuals or groups of individuals responsible for supervising/ supporting the moral and ethical quality of professional activities (such as ethics counselors or ethics committees), institutions and their actions. In addition, the study points out the characteristics of some sources of optimization, respectively, of the ethics counselor, integrity advisor, the ombudsman, according to the provisions of the Romanian legislation. The components shown are also relevant to the sphere of educational action.

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