Introduction
1. General obligations. Conflicts of interest
Uncompensated work
Community service
Pro bono work
Living conditions
Working conditions
Layoffs
Unequal pay
2. Obligations to the public. Repressive governments
Corrupt politicians
Public officials
Public opinion
Public bailouts
Public reviews
Public health
Cultural differences
3. Obligations to the client. Self-destructive behavior
Distrustful behavior
Dishonest behavior
Deceptive behavior
Spendthrift behavior
Solicitous behavior
Unrealistic expectations
Manipulative situations
Deceiving a client
4. Obligations to the profession. Greed
Insensitivity
Jealousy
Betrayal
Treachery
Unfairness
Uncertainty
Cheating
5. Obligations to colleagues. Office affairs
Working hours
Labor law violations
Crediting coworkers
Accommodating disabilities
Firm bankruptcy
Firm loyalties
Untrustworthy colleagues
6. Obligations to the environment. Environmental hypocrisy
Environmental conflicts
Contextual conflicts
Social justice
Future generations
Other species
Reducing waste
Reducing consumption
Rights of nature
Postscript : Why ethics matters now.
OBNB doesn't sell books, but you may be able to find a copy at one of these websites:
Ethics for architects : 50 dilemmas of professional practice by Thomas Fisher. ISBN 9781568989464. Published by Princeton Architectural in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
