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• Cover
• Half Title
• Dedication
• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• List of Figures
• About the Authors
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Project Ethics
• Book Overview
• 1 The Critical Path of Project Ethics
• What is Ethics?
• The Discipline of Project Management
• The Critical Path
• Project Ethics
• How Ethics is Not ‘Just Ethics’
• Four Theories
• The Nature of Ethical Issues
• Business, Engineering and Self-Actualisation
• Guides, Books of Knowledge and Ethical Codes
• Project Ethics in Practice: Icelandic Survey
• Conduct, Demeanour and Management
• 2 Outcome-Oriented Ethics: Virtue Ethics
• Virtue Ethics
• The Origin of Virtue Ethics
• Practical Wisdom
• What to Do?
• Being Good at What We Do
• The Competent Project Leader
• Competence and Commitment
• Professionalism
• Complying with Virtue
• 3 Outcome-Oriented Ethics: Utility Ethics
• Utility Ethics
• Success and Value
• Efficiency and Effectiveness
• Utility and Project Management Success
• Utility and Project Success
• Project Success and Project Management Success
• Project Success Criteria and Project Success Factors
• Multidimensional Critical Success Factor Frameworks
• Reinventing Project Management
• 4 Process-Oriented Project Ethics: Duty Ethics
• Duty and the Rules of the Game
• Critical Success Factor Frameworks
• The Ironic Sense of Responsibility
• The Iron Law of Duty
• Minimal and Optimal Responsibilities
• Who is to Decide?
• Roles and Functions
• Fear of Authority
• Obligation and Sense of Duty
• 5 Process-Oriented Project Ethics: Rights Ethics
• Project Management Privileges
• Project Rights
• Universal Rights
• The Social Contract
• Claim to Property and Profit
• Justice and Opportunity
• Appropriate Conduct
• Stakeholders and the Project Contract
• Sustainability and the Rights of Nature
• 6 Project Evaluation and (Ethical) Risks
• Conventional Risk Management
• Holistic Risk Management
• Ethical Project Risk Management
• The New Field of Project Ethics
• Wide Paths and Narrow Paths
• Heading Towards the Future along the Critical Path
• The Key Agents
• Essential Project Elements and Ethical Principles
• How to Use the Project Ethics Tool (PET)
• Two Cases for You to Try Out the Project Ethics Tool (PET)
• Conclusions
• References
• Index
• Advances in Project Management