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Green Public Ethics: A Pragmatic Approach,from these fields of literature to manage value conflicts through informed ethical reasoning, seeking to reach broad agreements, and being complemented by green ethical activism, which can counteract unethical behaviors in public policy processes.

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Institutional Limitations on Ethical Reasoning,authority hierarchy (Weberian bureaucratic ethos). The chapter concludes that to better enable ethical reasoning requires that the Weberian bureaucratic ethos is relaxed so that conflicting values are allowed to be openly discussed at different stages of public policy processes.

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Institutionalizing Green Public Ethics, but with increasing competition from other values and practices. This means increasing complexity, ambiguities, and institutional gaps that can be successfully exploited by undermining existing rules and norms standing in the way for green ethical reasoning.

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Managing Green Value Conflicts in Public Policy Processes,ged somehow by public officials. It is argued that Weberian bureaucratic principles and rationalistic methods tend to dominate, which evokes the following critical question: why not ethical reasoning? The purpose is to develop . as a pragmatic normative approach that can guide environmental value co

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Institutional Limitations on Ethical Reasoning,icy processes. It is argued that despite decades of reform activities, three fundamental Weberian ideals tend to persist, which limit the possibilities for ethical reasoning in policy processes: instrumental rationality; the politics-administration distinction; and public administration as a formal

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