The Jackson School invites applications for GLBL 7920, Ethical Choices in Public Leadership, taught by Senior Fellow Eric Braverman.
Application is due on August 22 at noon.
Every public leader must make choices that challenge his/her code of ethics. Sometimes, issues of life or death may be at stake. How and when should a leader decide to let some people die – or explicitly ask people to die – to give others a chance to live? At other times, while life or death may not be at stake, still a leader must decide difficult issues: when to partner with unsavory characters, when to admit failure, when to release information or make choices transparent. This interdisciplinary seminar on Ethical Choices in Public Leadership will draw upon perspectives from law, management, and public policy in exploring how leaders develop their principles, respond when their principles fail or conflict, and make real-world choices when, in fact, there are no good choices.
The course will include simulations, group discussion, and guest lectures from leaders in government, business, and society.
Course dates and location can be found on Yale Course Search.
Application is available here and closes on August 22nd at noon.