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The Responsible Administrator:

Chapter 5

Ryanne Boyer

Examples

Conflicts

  • sometimes the law will tell you to do something and your boss will tell you to do something else
  • you may get conflicting orders from your boss, the law or elected officials; all of which are authoritative figures
  • The Major, the Captain, and Corporal Montague

of

Authority

Examples

Conflicts

  • sometimes what we are tasked to do conflicts with an aspect of our job or identity
  • Politics and Toilets
  • as a city official, one may be conflicted between bringing in revenue for the city and ensuring the safety for the citizens

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Roles

Examples

Conflicts

  • interests include influences, loyalties, concerns, emotions or anything like it that can make judgement less reliable than it would be otherwise (Davis 1982)
  • bribery, information and influence peddling, future employment and dealings with relatives

Interest

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Individualism

Tussman

  • the Western spirit of Individualism is why people act in their own interests
  • the obligations of public and private lives are conflicting

Human Nature

Small

  • seeking money and power is apart of the human condition

ANALYSIS

  • value systems emerge around our roles and since multiple roles are common, multiple value systems emerge as well (Banton)

Barnard

  • as our inner codes increase so do the conflicts in choices which lead us in different directions
  • the more organizatioms we are apart of the more conflicted we become
  • executive positions involve complex morality and the higher up one goes the harder it is to act responsibly
  • it is possible to honor all codes and all jobs using moral creativity
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