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Ethical Dimensions of Nonprofit Administration

Abstract

This article explains why ethics is a necessary and powerful aspect of organizational life and why the managerial ethics of executive responsibility is arguably the most important part of management. While ethical considerations in manage¬ment are largely the same regardless of organizational type, there are some unique characteristics of nonprofit organiza¬tions that create a special ethical context for the nonprofit administrative role. This uniqueness, the immensity and or¬ganizational complexity of the American nonprofit sector, and the importance of ethical considerations in an increas¬ingly amoral society, are grounds for giving more attention to this topic

Journal

Nonprofit Management and Leadership

(1992)
vol3 no2 pages199

Categories

  1. Public Policy, Law, and Ethics  
  2. Ethics