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1.1 Web Media: Harvard University: Justice with Michael Sandel: “What Is the Right Thing to Do?” (Introduction)
Link: Harvard University: Justice with Michael Sandel:“What Is the Right Thing to Do?” (Introduction) (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and view the introductory video to the course by clicking on “Watch Intro” in the menu bar of the screen (4 min.). You will be using readings and video clips from Dr. Sandel’s class throughout this course.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes will take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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1.2 Web Media: Youtube: Santa Clara University: Markkula Center for Applied Ethics: Judy Nadler's: “Doing the Job Right: Best Practices for Everyday Decision Making in the Public Sector”
Link: YouTube: Santa Clara University: Markkula Center for Applied Ethics: Judy Nadler’s “Doing the Job Right: Best Practices for Everyday Decision Making in the Public Sector” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please click on the link above, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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1.3 Web Media: YouTube: Amnesty International’s “2009 Global Status of Human Rights”
Link: YouTube: Amnesty International’s “2009 Global Status of Human Rights” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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2.1 Web Media: YouTube: Santa Clara University: Markkula Center for Applied Ethics’ “Five Ways to Think Ethically”
Link: YouTube: Santa Clara University: Markkula Center for Applied Ethics’ “Five Ways to Think Ethically” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video (6 minutes), which expands the discussion on the five approaches to ethics introduced in the reading in this subunit. These approaches will be discussed further in depth in subunits 2.2 through 2.6.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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2.2 Web Media: YouTube: Center for American Progress’s “What Is ‘The Common Good?’”
Link: YouTube: Center for American Progress’s “What Is ‘The Common Good?’” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video several times as needed will take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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2.2 Web Media: YouTube: Golefttv: Fox News Channel’s “What Is The Common Good?”
Link: YouTube: Golefttv: Fox News Channel’s “What Is The Common Good?” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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2.5 Web Media: YouTube: Institute for Corporate Ethics: Professor Edwin Hartman’s “Teaching Virtue Ethics”
Link: YouTube: Institute for Corporate Ethics: Professor Edwin Hartman’s “Teaching Virtue Ethics” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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3.1 Web Media: The Open Univeristy: David Edmonds, Nigel Warburton, and Thomas Scanlon’s “Free Speech”
Link: The Open Univeristy: David Edmonds, Nigel Warburton, and Thomas Scanlon’s “Free Speech” (mp3)
Instructions: Please click on the link above, select the “Audio” tab, and listen to the complete audio lecture. Also, click on the “Transcript” tab, and read the transcript of this interview on free speech.
Reading this transcript and listening to the audio should take approximately 1 hour to complete.
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3.2 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Gun Control”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Gun Control” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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3.2 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Pastors and Guns”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Pastors and Guns” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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3.3 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Prisoner Reentry”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Prisoner Reentry” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximatley 15 minutes to complete.
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3.3 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Juvenile Sentencing Decision”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Juvenile Sentencing Decision” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video (several times as needed) should take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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3.3 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Exonerated Prisoners”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Exonerated Prisoners” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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3.4 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Legalizing Marijuana”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Legalizing Marijuana” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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4.2 Web Media: YouTube: The Federal Judicial Center’s “Basics of Employment Discrimination for Law Clerks”
Link: YouTube: The Federal Judicial Center’s “Basics of Employment Discrimination for Law Clerks” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete.
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5.1 Web Media: YouTube: LibertyPen: Milton Friedman’s “The Social Security Myth”
Link: YouTube: LibertyPen: Milton Friedman’s “The Social Security Myth” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.
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5.1 Web Media: YouTube: CQBlogger’s “Social Security Empty?”
Link: YouTube: CQBlogger’s “Social Security Empty?” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximatley 15 minutes to complete.
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5.2 Web Media: YouTube: backpackr: Michael Woodruff’s “Poverty in America: Why Are They Poor?”
Link: YouTube: backpackr: Michael Woodruff’s “Poverty in America: Why AreThey Poor?” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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5.2 Web Media: ForaTv.Com: Marian Wright Edelman’s “A Course for the Next Generation”
Link: ForaTv.Com: Marian Wright Edelman’s “A Course for the Next Generation” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture should take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete.
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6.2 Web Media: YouTube: ForaTv: Michael Sandel’s “Ethics of Outsourcing Pregnancy to India”
Link: YouTube: ForaTv: Michael Sandel’s “Ethics of Outsourcing Pregnancy to India” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and view the video.
Viewing the video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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6.2 Web Media: YouTube: ForaTv: Arthur Caplan’s “The Ethics of Genetically Engineering Children”
Link: YouTube: ForaTv: Arthur Caplan’s “The Ethics of Genetically Engineering Children” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and view the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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6.3 Web Media: YouTube: Elizabeth Collins’ “Contraception and Abortion”
Link: YouTube: Elizabeth Collins’ “Contraception and Abortion” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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7.1 Web Media: Case Western Reserve University: Panel Discussion on “The Ethics of War in the 21st Century: Law, Policy, and Practice”
Link: Case Western Reserve University: Panel Discussion on “The Ethics of War in the 21st Century: Law, Policy, and Practice” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes to complete.
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7.2 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “The Moral Debate about Torture”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “The Moral Debate about Torture” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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8.1 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: Tod Lindberg’s “Religion, Politics, and Foreign Policy”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: Tod Lindberg’s “Religion, Politics, and Foreign Policy” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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8.1 Web Media: YouTube: Carnegie Council: “Do People Matter in U.S. Foreign Policy?”
Link: YouTube: Carnegie Council: “Do People Matter in U.S.Foreign Policy?” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture (a few times if needed) should take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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8.1 Web Media: YouTube: Carnegie Council’s “The US: Shedding Hegemony with Grace”
Link: YouTube: Carnegie Council’s “The US: Shedding Hegemony with Grace” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture (a few times if needed) should take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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8.2 Web Media: YouTube: Carnegie Council’s “Chinese Currency and Ethics”
Link: YouTube: Carnegie Council’s “Chinese Currency and Ethics” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing the video (several times if needed) should take less than 15 minutes to complete.
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8.2 Web Media: YouTube: Venice International University: Dr. Wilhelm Vossenkuhl’s “Ethical Problems in Globalization & Theories of Justice from Aristotle to Rawls”
Link: YouTube: Venice International University: Dr. Wilhelm Vossenkuhl’s “Ethical Problems in Globalization & Theories of Justice from Aristotle to Rawls” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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8.2 Web Media: YouTube: Columbia University: President Tarja Halonen’s “The Millennium Development Goals: Social Justice and Promotion of Equality”
Link: YouTube: Columbia University: President Tarja Halonen’s “The Millennium Development Goals: Social Justice and Promotion of Equality” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this lecture and pausing to take notes should take approximately 30 minutes to complete.
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8.3 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Moral Questions and Military Intervention”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Moral Questions and Military Intervention” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
Terms of Use: Please respect the copyright and terms of use displayed on the webpage above.See a broken link? Please let us know!
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8.3 Web Media: PBS: Religion & Ethics Newsweekly: “Moral Questions and Libya Intervention”
Link: PBS: Religion & Ethics Weekly: “Moral Questions and Libya Intervention” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and click on the arrow to view the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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9.1 Web Media: ForaTv: Michael Sandel’s “On Markets and Morals”
Link: ForaTv: Michael Sandel’s “On Markets and Morals” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please click on the link above, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete.
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9.2 Web Media: ForaTv: Jonathan Zittrain’s “The Future of the Internet”
Link: ForaTv: Jonathan Zittrain’s “The Future of the Internet” (Adobe Flash)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete.
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9.3 Web Media: YouTube: UCtelevision: Dr. Edward McCabe’s “Ethical/Policy Challenges of Advanced Genetic Screening”
Link: YouTube: UCtelevision: Dr. Edward McCabe’s “Ethical/Policy Challenges of Advanced Genetic Screening” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video should take approximately 1 hour to complete.
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10.1 Web Media: YouTube: Dartmouth College: Melanie Sloan’s “Can the Government Be Trusted to Oversee Itself?”
Link: YouTube: Dartmouth College: Melanie Sloan’s “Can the Government Be Trusted to Oversee Itself?” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to complete.
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10.2 Web Media: YouTube: appliedethicscenter: Tom Hoog’s “Ethical Conflicts and Dilemmas of Lobbying”
Link: YouTube: appliedethicscenter: Tom Hoog’s “Ethical Conflicts and Dilemmas of Lobbying” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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10.2 Web Media: YouTube: FECTube: The Federal Election Commission’s “FEC and the Federal Campaign Finance Law”
Link: YouTube: FECTube: The Federal Election Commission’s “FEC and the Federal Campaign Finance Law” (YouTube)
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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10.2 Web Media: YouTube: catoinstitutevideo: Bradley A. Smith’s “Campaign Finance Reform and Free Speech”
Link: YouTube: catoinstitutevideo: Bradley A. Smith’s “Campaign Finance Reform and Free Speech”
Instructions: Please go to the linked page, and watch the video.
Viewing this video and pausing to take notes should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.
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