This comprehensive book on ethics and human values delves into the essential concepts and practical applications of ethics in various aspects of life. It begins with an introduction to ethics, exploring its role in daily life, the determinants, and the consequences of ethical behavior. The book covers diverse sources of ethics, the influence of family, society, and educational institutions in value inculcation, and lessons from the lives of administrators. It also thoroughly examines attitude and its various dimensions, including its formation, change, and relationship with behavior, as well as moral and political attitudes, prejudice, and social influence.
Further chapters discuss the foundational values essential for civil servants, the importance of emotional intelligence in public administration, and the critical role of ethics in both public and private administration. The book addresses good governance, ethical dilemmas, and the principles of probity in governance, highlighting instruments like the Right to Information Act and the Whistle Blower Protection Act. It also includes insights from Western and Indian philosophical thought, covering thinkers like Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and ethical ideas from Indian epics and modern philosophers. Enriched with case studies and previous year questions, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone aspiring to understand and apply ethical principles in personal and professional life.
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