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Adopting Ethical Reasoning in Policy Processes,lanced value conflict management. Complex policy processes require that idealistic discourse ethics is relaxed to acknowledge the importance of individual reflections in ethical reasoning; strategic argumentation; and the possibility of having public ethicists guiding ethical reasoning. The chapter

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Institutionalizing Green Public Ethics,aucratic ethos. The main argument is that institutional change beyond Weberian instrumental rationality is necessary for green ethical practices to be successfully adopted and upgraded in policy processes. It is elaborated how Weberian principles largely persist in the minds of many public officials

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Gegenstand und Ziel der Untersuchung,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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9114-0pluralism for making sense of practical policy problems and to manage public value conflicts. In developing this approach, three fields of literature are utilized: public administration ethics, public policy ethics, and pragmatic environmental ethics. It is argued that “good values” can be combined

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Katharina Schulte,Carsten Schr?dericy 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57926-4 activism: radical environmental movement activism; green inside activism—officials having contacts with environmental movements and seeking to change public policy from inside; and science activism in terms of scientists being environmental activists as an integral part of their professional role.