For this Discussion, review Chapters 1 and 2 in O'Leary (2014). Specifically, focus on the individuals' competing obligations and the ethical approach used by the Nevada Four guerrillas in the Nevada Wetlands case study.
Familiarize yourself with Waldo's map of ethical obligations of a public servant.
Use the following outline of six separate paragraphs when completing week five's discussion post assignment. Be certain to Label Your Paragraphs With The Corresponding Numbers.
1. Write a brief summary of the individuals' competing obligations and the ethical approach used by the Nevada Four guerrillas in the Nevada Wetlands case study. (Be sure to use in text citations from this week's readings and any supplemental readings)
2. Write an explanation of the Nevada Four guerrillas' competing obligations using Waldo's map of ethical obligations of a public servant. (Be sure to use in text citations from this week's readings and any supplemental readings)
3. Explain the impact of the guerrillas' actions on the individuals involved. (Be sure to use in text citations from this week's readings and any supplemental readings)
4. Explain the impact of the guerrillas' actions on the organization. (Be sure to use in text citations from this week's readings and any supplemental readings)
5. Explain the impact of the guerrillas' actions on public policy. (Be sure to use in text citations from this week's readings and any supplemental readings).
6. Explain whether you agree or disagree with their actions and why. (Be sure to use in text citations from this week's readings and any supplemental readings).
For the above paragraphs be sure to provide specific examples and support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources.
O'Leary, R. (2014). The ethics of dissent: Managing guerrilla government (2nd ed.). Washington, DC: CQ Press.
Preface
Prelude
Chapter 1, "Guerrilla What?"
Chapter 2, "Guerrilla Government and the Nevada Wetlands"
"First Interlude: More Stories of Guerrilla Government"