Five Tragic Choices: Administrative Rulemaking and Policy Choice

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgements vii
4. Notes on Contributors ix
5. Conference Participants xiii
6. One Introduction 1
7. Two The Duty of the Professional 7
8. Three Promoting Public Service Ethics: The Codification Option 15
9. Four How Can Ethics be Taught? 31
10. Five Tragic Choices: Administrative Rulemaking and Policy Choice 43
11. Six Administrative Discretion and the Protection of Human Rights: Public Servants’ Duty to Take Rights Seriously 59
12. Seven Freedom of Information and the Swedish Bureaucrat 75
13. Eight Reasons of State and the Public Interest: A British Variation of the Problem of Dirty Hands 93
14. Nine Public Service and Democratic Accountability 111
15. Ten The Law and Officials 135
16. Eleven Trade Unions and Ethics in the Public Service 147
17. Twelve Ethics in Public Service 155
18. Index 173