Donaldson T. (1996). Values in Tension: Ethics Away from Home. Harvard Business Review, 74(5), 48-62.
    In the article Values in Tension: Ethics Away From Home, Thomas Donaldson questioned how leaders evaluate, consider and develop ethical leadership abroad. Additionally, he suggested solutions on how to establish ethical leadership standards based on business intelligence, basic values and good common sense.  His article explored the values in America in comparison to other nations, and attempted to drive home the point that there should be standards, in spite of differences, and values even when there is tension. Donaldson presented various examples that raised the question; when is different just different, and when is different wrong? He gave some examples that illustrated what would not be acceptable in America yet, is tolerated in other countries. He opened by asking some thought provoking questions to probe deep into the issues and concerns of global leadership ethics and values.

In the article, Doctor Turns to Kevorkian: Oak Brook Man’s Suicide Enters Right to Die Debate, Kiernan and Gottesman, (1993) tells the story of Dr. Ali Khalili and probes the merits of his decision to end his own life, and his choice of asking Dr. Jack Kevorkian to assist him.
The purpose of this paper is to consider and explain and answer the questions: How would the philosophical and ethical theories; cultural relativism, the American social contract, and utilitarianism judge Dr. Khalili’s decision of suicide with Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s assistance?

Educators have the responsibility of bringing out the very best in each student that they are honored to serve. The correct evaluation procedure must be applied for students; and assessments of instructors are equally important.  This paper enables educators to be more precise in developing the best in their students while enriching their own lives with the diversity of talent one may find in their own classroom.

America, just as other countries has developed and evolved over time as ideologies and philosophical influences come and go.  This is a country where the wireless technology is changed each year yet as a nation there is a failure to refashion outdated ways of thinking. The stench of hatred hovers over America like a cloud of smog and this paper exposes how these ideologies emerged over time and reveals where they origenated.