Eric Swalwell

Do Businesses Need an Ethics Judgment Rule?

Accountability, Behavioral Ethics, Business Ethics, Empathy/Compassion, Moral Values, Philosophy, Teaching Ethics, Workplace behavior /

Fordham Professor Explores Whether Companies Are Allowed to Put Ethics First I was fortunate to have taught an online Accounting Ethics class for Fordham University a few years ago. Since then, I’ve kept up with what’s happening on campus and in the community. Last week I received the Fordham Now newsletter online. The topic discussed […]

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The Cancel Culture and Eric Swalwell

Accountability, Cancel Culture, Philosophy, Political ethics, Social Media, Teaching Ethics /

Should We Cancel the Cancel Culture? I have previously blogged about the cancel culture including its good and bad points. We haven’t heard a lot about it for quite a while, so I have decided to discuss it once again in the context of what just happened to Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-California). In case you

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