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International conference: ETHICS AND INTEGRITY OF GOVERNANCE: A
2004-11-15 13:25

LEUVEN (Belgium), JUNE 2-5 2005

Organised by:
- Study Group on Ethics and Integrity of Governance of the European
Group of Public Administration (EGPA)
- Section on Ethics of the American Society of Public Administration
(ASPA)

Hosted by:
Public Management Institute of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KUL)
The conference takes place in the beautiful medieval city of Leuven, a
traditional university city about 20 minutes from Brussels. Jointly
organised by a European and American network on public sector ethics,
the conference aims to strengthen co-operation among European and US
scholars on the topic. All relevant aspects of administrative ethics
will be discussed and particular attention will be given to the
similarities and differences, both in theory and practice, between
Europe, the US and other parts of the world. This comparative angle is
expressed in the two keynote speeches by John Rohr and Jeremy Pope,
respectively.

At the core of the conference will be 5 workshops. These will be
jointly chaired by an American and European convenor and will consist
of an internationally mixed audience of participants. The conference
is open to all interested, but participants will be expected to
subscribe to one workshop and be expected to participate actively in
the sessions of that workshop. Participants are also strongly
encouraged to prepare a paper. At least one edited volume is expected
from the papers presented at this conference.

The organising committee of the conference invites papers on the
topics of the 5 workshops:
1. Concepts and theories
(chairs: Richard Chapman and Mel Dubnick)
2. The ethical administrator: comparative and contemporary perspectives
(chairs: Mark Bovens and Terry Cooper)
3. Integrity and ethics management
(chairs: Alan Doig, Alan Lawton, and Kathryn Denhardt)
4. New developments and the ethics of governance
(chairs: Geert Bouckaert, Montgomery Van Wart and Evan Berman)
5. The dark side of ethics
(chairs: Leo Huberts and Frank Anechiarico)

A full call for papers, a conference programme and all practical
information can be found at the conference website:
http://www.publicmanagement.be/ethics
This website has recently been updated ("conference programme"
and "things to see"). Registration and hotel booking have now started.

Paper proposals should be sent BEFORE FEBRUARY 15th, 2005 to:
jeroen.maesschalck@soc.kuleuven.ac.be

Organising committee: Nathalie Behnke, Terry Cooper, Mel Dubnick,
Annie Hondeghem, Leo Huberts, Carole L. Jurkiewicz, Emile Kolthoff,
Jeroen Maesschalck, Don Menzel, Terry Rhodes.

For more information, please contact
jeroen.maesschalck@soc.kuleuven.ac.be



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Comments:
Mayara, Mayara, 2015-11-20 14:11
Privetstvuju, Jurij. Prijatno bylo uznatj o Cerkvi Boga. Skoljko isirennkh hristian ese veriat v jazyceskuju troicu! Nado aktivno rasprostraniatj eto biblejskoe ucenie, i znanija o Cerkvi Boga. http://vgvtwlgedzl.com [url=http://keiuovpt.com]keiuovpt[/url] [link=http://aqqeritfdm.com]aqqeritfdm[/link]
Reyad, Reyad, 2015-11-20 06:37
KoneÄŤno, ja ne protiv. Ja napiĹ?u pnoylj adress zavtra. Eti broĹ?ury mogut okazatjsia poleznymi dlia iskrennih litovskih hristian, kotorye ese mnogogo ne znajut. U vas na Ukraine tiazelo prohodit vaĹ?a propovedj? Kak asd i voobse, liudi, na eto otklikajutsia?
Roberta, Roberta, 2015-11-14 15:36
1.I completely agree that there were a �large numebr of indoctrinations during our school years” (like the examples quoted in your fifth paragraph) trying to inject biased views into the mindsets of the students. But that was then and now is now. If current textbooks still carry these biased views (or propagandas), smart students should be able to recognize them and protest (or leave that school and find another school, if this choice exists.). (Therefore I don’t object to the revised policy of the HK government that schools be allowed to make their choice to introduce the subject or not, provided that sufficient schools exist for those who want the subject and for those who don’t.)2.I completely agree that �A fair and unbiased decision may still not be possible since �fairness” and �biasness” are relative terms.” I believe what those National Education concern groups in Hong Kong want is that events happening in the past should be judged in a fair and unbiased manner during the class. Again, of course, this is not possible. So they want the events to be discussed openly and freely so that everyone can express opinions (and teachers should not give scores based on which side (pro or con) the student stands on). (This is my belief only, based on newspaper readings – I have not verified.)

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