Thinking in an Emergency (Norton Global Ethics Series)
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Thinking in an Emergency (Norton Global Ethics Series)

by Elaine Scarry

Philosophy Ethics
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Explores how societies can respond to emergencies while upholding democratic principles and ethical standards.

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This book examines the challenges of decision-making during crises and the importance of maintaining ethical standards.

It draws on historical examples to illustrate how emergency responses can either support or undermine democratic values.

The author emphasizes the need for thoughtful preparation and clear thinking when facing urgent situations.

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