LOVA & JUSTICE_ETH Flashcards
(36 cards)
An ethical force that demands people to act with compassion, empathy, and
sincere concern for the welfare of others.
Love
Kind of love we often associate with romantic partners, particularly in the early stages of a love affair.
Eros
Generally refers to the affection felt between friends or family members. It is non-sexual
and usually reciprocal. It is characterized by a mutual goodwill that manifests in friendship.
Philia
is often contrasted to these kinds of love because it lacks self-interest, self-gratification,
or self-preservation. It is motivated by the interest and welfare of all others. It is global and
compassionate rather than focused on a single individual or a few people.
Agape
involves a deep awareness of others’ suffering and a desire to alleviate it.
Compassion
the ability to put oneself in another’s shoes and experience their emotions and perspectives.
Empathy
means giving each
person what he or she deserves or, in more traditional terms, giving each person his or her
due.
Justice
It has been used about an ability to judge without
reference to one’s feelings or interests; fairness
has also been used to refer to the ability to make
judgments that are not overly general but that are
concrete and specific to a particular case.
Fairness
It involves the establishment
and enforcement of laws and policies to maintain social order and protect individual rights.
Justice
It can be seen in everyday interactions as well as
in organizational and governmental procedures.
Fairness
It is a specific aspect of justice concerned with the fair allocation of resources and benefits within
a society.
Distributive Justice
is the belief in human equality, especially political, social, and economic equality.
EGALITARIANISM
It helps ensure that all members of society have access to basic needs and opportunities, an essential aspect of distributive justice.
TAXATION
It involve various
policies and actions governments and organizations take to ensure the population’s well-being and quality of life.
PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Increased interpersonal interactions have facilitated
the blending of cultural norms and behaviors. It has
allowed people to share values, behaviors, and ideas
with people in different nations.
Cultural Exchange
Globalization has led
to a decrease in ????
community isolation
It provides access to new or different markets for
international business. With bilateral and
multilateral trade agreements, multinational
corporations can operate in multiple countries and
jurisdictions. This means reaching more
customers, gaining more and better market
insights, and building your brand on a global
scale.
Access to New Markets
It helps to develop the products and services in new ways. When branching out to a different country,
businesses must often adapt their offerings to meet local demand.
While this may seem like more work, it is an
excellent opportunity for innovation.
Product Development
While some employers are concerned about cultural
differences affecting productivity, internal communication,
and collaboration, a solid hiring strategy and inclusive
company culture can do the trick.
Focus on building an open company culture where
different perspectives are supported and inclusive
behaviors are rewarded.
Diverse Workforce
talented or
educated people in the Third World countries who leave their countries of origin for better opportunities in First World
countries. This leaves Third World countries lacking
homegrown, educated professionals such as doctors and engineers.
Brain Drain
Many companies in developed countries have outsourced their production or services to developing countries, seeking to cut costs by creating cheaper goods. While this has generally benefited developing economies, local workers are still exposed to high degrees of exploitation.
Worker Exploitation
The moral responsibility lies in balancing economic development with environmental sustainability and justice across generations.
Environmental degradation
The moral challenge is ensuring fair labor practices and protecting workers’ rights globally.
worker exploitation
Increase in industrial production and consumption have the
potential to seriously harm the environment. This includes pollution, climate change, and deforestation, all of which disproportionately impact vulnerable groups of people.
Environmental Degradation
