The Ethical Process: AnApproach to Disagreements and Controversial Issues, Third Edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ:  Prentice Hall, 2002,

I SBN    0-13-977620-6

The Ethical Process offers a detailed methodology for dealing with controversial issues.  The method helps to explore the reasons for different positions, and to evaluate them by ethical standards.  In the process, it provides opportunities for mutual understanding and learning. By integrating the more traditional emphasis in ethics on rationality with the more recent emphasis on relationships, The Ethical Process invites participants to jointly explore the basis and the value of their disagreement through the creation of "argumentative dialogues."  By going through this process, groups can learn how to use disagreement as a resource for making better decisions.

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The Ethical Process is also available in German and Polish.

• Der Ethische Process: Strategien für Gute Entscheidungen. Trans. E. Brown and K. Harjes.  Deutsche Netzwerk Wirtschaftsethik. Mering, Germany:  Hampp Verlag, 1996.

• “Process Etyczny: Strategia Podejmowania Wlasciwych Decyzij.” Prakscologia. 1-4, 1997, (134-137), p. 9-55