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...this model is less than a perfect one for the U.S. Japan's success may have more to do with the homogeneity and work ethic of Japanese society than with the wisdom of its Ministry of International Trade and Industry. (Actually, the Japanese and the neoliberals seem to be going in circles: lately, delegations of Japanese businessmen have been poking around Silicon Valley, trying to learn about good old-fashioned American entrepreneurialism. And competition among factories in Japan is often fierce.) Somehow the Japanese vision of happy workers, loyally singing company songs as they program their robots, is hard...
Gilligan's research reveals that while men tend to make decisions based on concern for rules, justice and individual rights, women's moral decisions more often are relative to the situation and place a greater emphasis on an ethic of care and on the preservation of relationships...
...year-old Gilligan argues that these stages don't fairly represent the ethic of care and responsibility that she has found in her interviews with don't fairly represent the ethic of care and responsibility that she has found in her interviews with girls and women. "Women just don't fit the schemes," Gilligan says, adding, "rather than finding problems in female development, I find problems in the schemes...
...Reagan Administration's refusal to accept international legal jurisdiction over U.S. actions in Central America is an outrageous act that strongly contradicts the President's ethic of law-and-order...
Ethel Kennedy had eleven children to raise. She did what she could with David and with Bobby. But something in the vigorous family ethic that had driven the second generation now came unhinged in at least part of the third. Bobby Kennedy's assassination may have shaken down the superego, the dynastic sense of discipline, and let loose something anarchic and despairing. David, brilliant and gifted in many ways, seems to have felt an orphan's lostness...