Trumping Ethical Norms: Teachers, Preachers, Pollsters, and the Media Respond to Donald Trump

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L. Sandy Maisel Hannah E. Dineen

Trumping Ethical Norms

Teachers, Preachers, Pollsters, and the Media Respond to Donald Trump

L. Sandy Maisel, Hannah E. Dineen

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Routledge
09 March 2018

Elections & referenda; Political leaders & leadership

Questions of ethics and politics have a long tradition in the classroom as well as the political world. Those who act in the political realm—including the media, political strategists and consultants, educators, and religious leaders—are in professions for which a clear code of conduct or an accepted set of ethical norms exists. By contrast, Donald J. Trump, as candidate and as President, has upended the political and ethical context in which he and others operate. This book explores emerging ethical questions that face professionals interacting with a new executive order. Some say the age of Trump is unique and that the norms of ethical professional behavior must be bent to meet this challenge. Others maintain that responding to someone like Trump is precisely why their profession has ethical norms, and that they must put their judgments on hold and respond in what has always been deemed the appropriate professional manner. Each chapter opens with an introduction setting the framework of ethical analysis for a particular profession, is followed by original contributions by notable practitioners, and concludes with a set of questions for students and other readers to ponder and discuss.

Edited by: L. Sandy Maisel, Hannah E. Dineen
Imprint: Routledge
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm,
Weight: 362g
ISBN: 9780815359371
ISBN 10: 0815359373
Pages: 154
Publication Date: 09 March 2018
Audience: College/higher education , General/trade , Further / Higher Education , A / AS level
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

First Thoughts 1 The Ethical Dilemma for the Mainstream Media Introduction The Mainstream Media’s Response to the Challenges of Donald Trump Clark Hoyt , formerly of The New York TimesThe Role of the Mainstream Media in the Age of Trump David M. Shribman , Pittsburgh Post-GazettePolitical Journalism and Analysis in an Age of Disruption Amy Walter , Cook Political ReportOn the Front Lines of Journalism During the Trump Presidency Kenneth T. Walsh , U.S. News and World ReportQuestions for Discussion 2 The Ethical Dilemma for Political Consultants and Strategists Introduction Ethical Dilemmas for Political Consultants in the Age of Trump Whit Ayres, North Star Opinion ResearchPolling for Democrats in an Evolving Political World Anna Greenberg , Greenberg Quinlan Rosner ResearchDo You Want to Feel Good or Do You Want the Truth? Daron R. Shaw , University of Texas-Austin; Fox News Poll; Texas Lyceum Poll; University of Texas Government Department-Texas Tribune PollQuestions for Discussion 3 The Ethical Dilemma for Professors Introduction Teaching American Government in the Age of Trump David W. Brady , Stanford University Graduate School of Business and the Hoover InstitutionTeaching Literature in the Age of Trump Aaron R. Hanlon , Colby CollegeHow Do You Talk About Trump When You are One of the Groups He Targets? Paula D. McClain , Duke University, and Nura A. Sediqe, Duke UniversityTrump, Trouble, and Teaching John J. Pitney. Jr. , Claremont McKenna CollegeQuestions for Discussion 4 The Ethical Dilemma for Religious Leaders Introduction Speaking Out—and Acting—in the Age of Trump Erica Asch , Temple Beth El and Center for Small Town Jewish LifeCatholic Priesthood in the Era of Trump Michael Rozier , University of MichiganTwo Different Religious Traditions Respond to the Challenge of Donald Trump Carl Ruby , Central Christian Church, and Yunus Lasania, Masjid Al-Madina and Miami Valley Islamic AssociationQuestions for Discussion Concluding Thoughts

L. Sandy Maisel is the Goldfarb Family Distinguished Professor of American Government at Colby College. From 2003–2012 he served as the founding director of the College’s Goldfarb Center for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement. Hannah E. Dineen is a graduate of Colby College and a producer at The Morning Report at Portland, Maine’s WCSH-6, an affiliate of NBC.

Reviews for Trumping Ethical Norms: Teachers, Preachers, Pollsters, and the Media Respond to Donald Trump

Praise for Trumping Ethical Norms This nuanced and engaging volume brings together voices from a variety of professions to probe how ethical norms have been tested by the Trump presidency. Undoubtedly, the perspectives offered here will spark vigorous conversation in classrooms, at many levels of government, and in private businesses for years to come. E.J. Dionne Jr., Brookings Institution; Co-author of One Nation After Trump For those struggling to put the Trump presidency in context in the classroom, this timely and thoughtful book is a must-have. I found myself engrossed in analyzing the issues and effects of the campaign and first year of the Trump administration through the helpful lens of practitioners from media, consulting, education, and religion. Maisel and Dineen have crafted an excellent work that should be read by scholars, students, and those just interested in politics. Mary McHugh, Merrimack College