Curbing Corruption: GlaxoSmithKline in China British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline bribed its way into many hospitals in China, but Chinese regulators did not tolerate the company’s corruption. View
Countrywide’s Subprime Scandal Countrywide Financial was one of the largest mortgage lenders in the United States, but CEO Angelo Mozilo did not heed his own warnings in the lead-up to the 2007 financial crisis. View
Baylor’s Silence on Sexual Assault While the Baylor University football team was winning on the field, university officials failed to take action when allegations of sexual assault by student athletes emerged. View
Armstrong’s Doping Downfall Cyclist Lance Armstrong thought his use of performance-enhancing drugs was a way to level the playing field in a sport with pervasive doping. View
Academic Fraud at UNC UNC Chapel Hill enrolled student athletes with poor academic performance in fake classes so they would remain eligible to play. The classes soon enabled widespread academic fraud. View
Compounding Illness The New England Compounding Center, a compounding pharmacy, knowingly produced and shipped contaminated drugs, leading to a deadly outbreak of meningitis. View
Collapse at Rana Plaza The deadly collapse of a garment factory building in Bangladesh stirs debate over worker safety in the effort to drive down prices for international manufacturers and consumers. View
Appropriation & Attribution Attribution is giving credit where credit is due. Appropriation is the complex borrowing of ideas, images, symbols, sounds, and identity from others. View
Representation Media representations of individuals or groups can hurt by reflecting stereotypes and mistaken beliefs or can help by being truthful and inclusive. View
Systematic Moral Analysis Systematic moral analysis is a tool that helps us to think through ethically complex situations. View