Ethical Issues Papers

Ethical Issues PapersEthical issues papers are papers which cover areas of ethical issues faced by the corporate sector. Generally, papers which address ethical issues are generally considered to be appropriate for corporate education. Examples of such papers include:Peer Reviews: Papers which are specifically aimed at analyzing the effects of peer reviews can be considered as ethical issues papers. Peer reviews are a very powerful tool to influence the scientific community on behalf of the corporate sector. It is considered to be ethical to keep in mind the context of scientific controversies in order to be more favorable for the corporation. However, not all ethical issues papers which are to be submitted by the corporation to scientific journals are to be submitted to the peer reviews section.Data and Confidentiality Obligations: Journals normally ask for permission before releasing the raw data of a study on ethical issues. In some cases, researchers who submit a paper to ethical issues papers are automatically given this permission, as part of their duties as a journal editor.Confidentiality: Data and other information that are part of a study must be restricted to the participants themselves. It is expected that those who participate in a study are to keep themselves ignorant of the other data that they receive from the research. In some cases, there is also a duty to protect the confidentiality of data gathered from confidential sources. In cases where data are posted on the internet, there is also a duty to prevent access to the data by the public.Illegal Data Collection: Papers on ethical issues are most often concerned with illegal and unethical practices. If an illegal practice is suspected, the ethics committee will weigh it against other matters. For example, if the suspected illegal activity is confirmed, then it will not be ethical to engage in the illegal practice. In such cases, when scientific integrity is at stake, this information may be tre ated as confidential.Monsanto Issues: Due to the threat posed by the recent financial crisis, Monsanto has put in place new policies which seek to protect the company and its reputation. For example, Monsanto no longer retains any participation in any food manufacturing. Instead, Monsanto will take on the role of mediator for the new company in such situations. It has also taken upon itself the duty to review all published studies in relation to the company and its products.Pollution: Many people consider these issues to be one of the most popular paper in all of sociology. The activities of environmental pollution in the current environment has created a lot of stress on the public and has affected many people personally. Some of the ethical issues papers which are normally seen in corporate education cover such issues.