Making good: how young people cope with moral dilemmas at work

Abstract

1. Making the Worker Three Dilemmas at the Workplace Good in a Healthy Society The Path to This Study An Investigation of Work A Study of Veterans: Alignment and Misalignment in the Professions Our Conceptual Framework Expectations and Uncertainties 2. From Cocoon to Chaos in Journalism Introducing the Veterans Introducing the Young Journalists Balancing Truths and Consequences: Tensions Faced by High School Journalists Young Professionals on the Move Navigating the Moral Minefield 3. The Long Windup in Genetics Who Are the Veteran Geneticists? Who Are the Young Scientists? Integrity, Competition, and Survival Wrestling with Ethical Dilemmas 4. The Price of Passion in Theater Meet the Theater Veterans Meet the Young Actors Personal and Professional Tradeoffs Traversing Ethical Faultlines 5. What We've Learned Three Trajectories and the Quandary of Moral Freedom Comparing Young Journalists, Scientists, and Actors Differences across Age Groups 6. Epilogue: Encouraging Work Six Factors: The Route to Work Levers for Work: The View from Inside Messages Appendix on Methods Comparisons of Responsibility Comparisons of Values Notes Index

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