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7Sexual harassment: Why the corporate world still doesn't “get it” (review)Journal of Business Ethics 13 (8). 1994.This paper shows that in order to understand and to resolve the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace, the corporate world will have to relinquish some myths. Sexual harassment does not result from ignorance about fact or law. It is not merely a cultural, gender, or communication problem. It is a problem which will be resolved only when the corporate world recognizes that sexual harassment is a moral problem and provides moral education for employees. Until then, it will remain an explos…Read more
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5The Role of Philosophical Counseling in Rehabilitating Criminal OffendersInquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines 17 (3): 85-99. 1998.
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5Taking the right of freedom of commerical communication seriouslyJournal of Business Ethics 11 (1). 1992.Recent Supreme Court decisions have established second tier protection for commercial speech under the First Amendment by according it some, but not all, of the protections accorded ideological speech. The Court''s arguments closely parallel John Staurt Mill''s utilitarian arguments about liberty, liberty-limiting principles and trade in his classic essay,On Liberty, and hence are subject to the same defects as any utilitarian analysis and justification of a right. Recent philosophical apologies…Read more
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6Art and the good life: The role of literature and the visual arts in philosophical practicePhilosophical Practice 1 (2): 95-112. 2005.
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Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityPost-doctoral fellow
Teaneck, New Jersey, United States of America
Areas of Interest
Applied Ethics |
Social and Political Philosophy |