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"An essential volume that explores the evolving field of applied ethics, which applies moral principles to specific contexts and societal issues. Covering ethics in education, medical institutions, public philosophy, and global perspectives, including from African, European, Native, and Latin American frameworks, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of contemporary ethics work. It is an invaluable resource for both seasoned professionals and newcomers to the field."
-DENNIS COOLEY, North Dakota State University

In today's interconnected and rapidly changing world, ethics is no longer confined to academic theory-it is a dynamic, multidisciplinary field with practical applications across professions. Whether addressing medical dilemmas, corporate decision making, or public policy challenges, the relevance and necessity of ethical frameworks in shaping responsible actions have never been more critical.

A Companion to Doing Ethics presents a comprehensive exploration of contemporary ethical practice, addressing the question "What does it mean to practice ethics?" Edited by Alan A. Preti and Timothy A. Weidel, this timely volume bridges the gap between theory and application, showcasing the dynamic ways ethics influences diverse fields, from healthcare and business to public policy and education.

Providing insights into the challenges and responsibilities faced by ethicists today, contributors explore key themes, including ethics education, global and non-Western approaches, and the role of ethics centers in shaping decision-making. Through case studies and expert insights, the Companion highlights the importance of integrating ethics into real-world contexts and preparing for future challenges.

Designed for academics, practitioners, and institutional leaders, A Companion to Doing Ethics supports coursework in ethics, philosophy, and applied humanities. It is equally valuable for professionals in healthcare, business, and public policy seeking to navigate ethical complexities in their work.