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Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs is delighted to announce the winners of its 2013 International Student/Teacher Essay…
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Have you ever touched a pair of hands heavy with depression and coldness? I have a few years ago. The hands of my grandmother, one of the sole Korean survivors of Japanese Imperialism, were cold and heavy. Her hands spoke, telling me stories of torture the women had to go through. Curiously, she was always more bewildered than enraged for what the Japanese had done to her, simply due to the rapid and painful progression of age. However, this bewilderment of hers soon turned into hatred…
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CHANDRAJEET DAS
Undergraduate Student (Law)
SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL (Pune)
“A leader is a dealer in hope”
- Napoleon Bonaparte
When I ponder over the term…
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WHAT DOES MORAL LEADERSHIP MEAN TO YOU?
“As leaders are by nature in a position of social power, ethical (moral) leadership focuses on how leaders use their social power in the decisions they make, actions they engage in, and ways they influence others.” These are the words of the great epitome of leadership-Nelson Mandela, during his analysis on the subject matter.
Moral or Ethical Leadership is a type of leadership whereby the integrity and…
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Trung Thanh Trinh
Swarthmore College, freshman
What Does Moral Leadership Mean to You?
I. Crisis of Morality Standard in Modern World’s Political Leadership
Our society today is made of contradictions. We condemn shooting such as the killing in the Batman movie in Colorado in 2012, but we still allow guns on streets. We desperately propagate the fatal harm of smoking everywhere in the world, but we never really…
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Ten Letters
“The supreme quality for leadership is unquestionable integrity. Without it, no real success is possible.” – Dwight D. Eisenhower.…
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What does moral leadership mean to me?
Moral leadership would definitely be some hot topics when people live under monarchy, especially under the reign of some absolute monarchy. Ideas would arise questioning the court and the roles played by the citizens. Today, moral leadership may sound less familiar to us, but the common understanding of moral leadership may be the leader of a democratic society. In my…
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Deniz Dutz
St. Albans School
Student – High School
Media’s Critical Moral Leadership Role: Helping Set Sparks Ablaze
With close to 100 journalists imprisoned, Turkey now has the highest number of incarcerated journalists in the world as it continues down a path of increasingly authoritarian media censorship. “Anyone who criticizes the [Turkish] government either stops or finds him or herself in jail,” lamented Faruk…
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Name : Ji Young (Christina) Chang
School : Episcopal High School (Alexandria, Virginia)
Education : High School Student
“Those who conduct themselves with morality, integrity and consistency need not fear the forces of inhumanity and cruelty” Nelson Mandela
Recently,…
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What does moral leadership mean to you?
Walter Lee
The University of Auckland, New Zealand
PhD Candidate, Politics and International Relations
Is moral leadership ever possible? Morality is something to be taken into action rather than be talked. In an era which globalisation has been accelerating and the call for leadership in global ethics has been increasing, I think it is useful to review a selection of role models in human…
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NAME: ABDUL ABDULLATEEF OLASUBOMI
SCHOOL: UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, NIGERIA
CATEGORY: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
As an imperative in any community, the significance of leadership cannot be downplayed. A congregation of two or more must spring forth a leader who would be responsible for piloting the affairs of the group and providing them with guidance and direction. Leadership therefore is inevitable in any society. That apart, leadership is critical to the progress or downfall of…
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Man's journey from the birth of their time has been plagued with a great divide. The rift was fabricated from an intrinsic propensity to choose the path one deems apt. The others embark their own way fueled by alternate incentives. But mere tribal discrepancies among our great early species have atrophied to the extent of genocide in the recent past. Nazi Germany could not live harmoniously with the Jewish innocent and the military regime of Yugoslavia had to ethnically cleanse…
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MY MORAL LEADER
It is an amazing feeling that you have a leader which gave you a way to follow. He was a man like that.After all these years he passed away every Turk can feel the same responsibilities to their people.The responsibility which has the power to all people stand…
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I am a law student, in my last year and my own education is very important to me, because I appreciate how much more difficult the world out there, especially for people like me, the youth. I have been able to volunteer in several youth-led and NGO-led projects targeting students and all in some way, trying to empower them, to become better students.
Despite all of this, I still find the topic Moral leadership as quite complex. I understand the concept of leadership. Being surrounded…
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Name :Dalwadi Pratikkumar
Institution : Niagara College Canada
Study : Post Graduation
#What does moral leadership mean to you ?
Today we all are staying in 21st century. A leader must be dynamic. A dynamic leader means a leader who can face challenges and is able to handle those challenges considering past, evaluating present and taking decisions for future. Today world is rapidly globalizing and birth of new applications in electronic…
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“You better watch out. You better not cry. You better not pout; I’m telling you why. Santa Claus is coming to town.”
If someone began to sing this tune, most people would be able to join in and sing along. This classic melody represents one of the most well-known Christmas icons in the world. This classic melody represents the one and only Santa Claus, or Father Christmas, or even St. Nicholas. The jolly man has numerous names, yet no matter what you prefer to call him, this…
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Vatsal Vasudev
National Law University, Jodhpur, India.
Undergraduate.
Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr. are a few unforgettable leaders the world saw. So are Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Stalin. There must be something in the way one handles leadership which distinguishes the former group from the latter. Why is it that some leaders become immortal sources of inspiration, while others are remembered only for the sake of keeping…
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