Symposium on Shakespeare and Governance

Abstract

Do Shakespeare’s plays teach students and practitioners of public administration important lessons about public ethics today? Contributors to this symposium explore that question by taking a careful look at some of Shakespeare’s most important and intriguing works. Despite their age, these plays may sharpen modern perceptions of the interpersonal, social, and political contexts that animate ethical decision-making in public organizations.

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