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February 06, 2007

Ethics Games

In case you want to practice - new computer game that is "sweeping the Federal Agencies...", the US Office of Government Ethics proudly presents... here

Also the Institute of Business Ethics in the UK has some great teaching material - the business cases can be found here

Posted by on February 06, 2007 at 08:18 AM in Games |

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