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Category Archives: Equality
Dropout of the Electoral College
While there are plenty of things I would like to change in this world (many have already been covered), I’m going to go with abolish the electoral college in this post.
Posted in Cases (Real World), Equality, Government
Tagged Election, Electoral College, National Popular Vote, United States
3 Comments
Communication Can Change The World
Some people hate OWS. Some people love it. Some people support the message. Others adamently oppose it. Some like the people. Some write them off as lazy hippies. Regardless of how you feel, it’s undeniable that the movement has GOTTEN … Continue reading
Clear, clean water…yum
My idea to improve the world is to one day have clean water available for everyone living on our lovely mother earth. Everyone should be able to get clean water from a source near them, especially since it is essential … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Cases (Real World), Equality, Society
Tagged Africa, Clean Water Act, Drinking water, Water
5 Comments
Don’t Shop at Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart is generally accepted as an evil company. Destroying this empire will bring nothing but good things for everyone involved. Competitors, suppliers, local communities, Wal-Mart employees and taxpayers in general lose out thanks to Wal-Mart’s business practices. An outright boycott of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Equality, Ethics, For Fun, Society
Tagged Economy, Small Businesses, Society, Wal-Mart
5 Comments
More Regulation Needed
This week we are supposed to complain about something we don’t like about Bucknell. While there are a number of legitimate issues I have with the school that concern a wide range of students, I’m going to complain about a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Equality, Ethics, For Fun, Uncategorized
Tagged bucknell, equality, Greek System
3 Comments
I’m not a girl, not yet a woman…
I am in no way what I think of as a feminist (ask Alyssa if you don’t believe me).
Wal-Mart: Always low prices? Or always low wages?
From the discussion of Wal-Mart that we had in class, it was odd to see a company that so many loves thrive from low wage labor. On the outside looking in, it is easy to be blinded by the many … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics
Tagged Business, Ethics, Milton Friedman, Sam Walton, United States, Wal-Mart
3 Comments
Rawlsequality
John Rawls published the book, A Theory of Justice, in 1971, his philosophy throughout the book was structured around justice and a theoretical program to institute political structures designed to preserve social justice and individual liberty.[1] Rawls’ writings are predominantly … Continue reading
We should all just listen to our “gut”
“An American company going into Indonesia and working with regime that killed almost 200,000 people…I know that that’s got to bother you…I don’t know you personally, but I know you have a conscience” – Michael Moore to Phil Knight (Nike’s CEO) … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Equality, Ethics, For Fun
Tagged Decisions, Emotion, Empathy, Ethics, exploitation, Nike, Phil Knight
6 Comments
The Justice Leagues
Distributive justice is a branch of societal ethics related to whether an allocation of goods and wealth can be considered fair to society and its constituents. Three major theories proposed to answer this question are John Rawls’ Justice as Fairness, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics, Social Science
Tagged Distributive Justice, inequality, John Rawls, Michael Walzer, Robert Nozick, sports
1 Comment
Clyde Frog Conundrums – The Result of Choices and Complaints
Occupy Wall Street: Campaign or Movement? Preface: Wednesday November 2nd the new South Park episode 1% featured Cartman, the 1%, against the 99%, the rest of his school mates, who conspired and stole Cartman’s most prized possession, Clyde Frog. Aside from … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Class, Equality, Government, Society
Tagged capitalism, ludicris, Occupy Wall Street, Richard Rorty, southpark, tron
2 Comments
The True Colors of Royal Dutch Shell
A corporation is like a person. Who they are is defined by the decisions they make and the actions they take. The same goes for the reverse. Not acting says just as much about a person or corporation’s character. The … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics, Government
Tagged Donaldson, Hartman, Shell
1 Comment
Wall Street Compensation and Entitlement Theory
For this paper I wanted to delve into the issues of Wall Street compensation and how the entitlement theory of Nozick relates to these issues. In this paper I would like to investigate the concept of compensation packages, contrast the … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Ethics, Social Science
Tagged CEO compensation, Entitlement Theory, nozick, Paper 2
1 Comment
Air Jordan’s – The Shoe to Die for
Will the Air Jordan brand be a life support for Nike or eventually fade out? When addressing this question there are many things to take into consideration other than the fact that Michael Jordan is retired from the NBA and may soon be … Continue reading
An American Dilemma: The High Compensation of CEO’s
The generous compensation packages given to chief executives of large Fortune 500 companies are very controversial because these packages are rarely based on the company’s performance and often worth an exuberant amount of money.
Posted in Business, Cases (Real World), Equality, Ethics, Society
Tagged CEO, compensation packages, Freeman, Money, rawls, stakeholders
3 Comments