"Thinking ethically in organisations is not just about defining abstract principles or stating values in formal codes. It is about creating spaces to stop, listen, interpret concrete experiences and make sense of what we experience in our daily lives. In this context, narrative and reflective writing play a central role in the construction of identity, responsibility and ethical deliberation, both at the individual and organisational levels."
Read here (available in Portuguese) the latest opinion piece by Helena Gonçalves, professor and coordinator of the Ethics Forum at Católica Porto Business School, and Susana Magalhães (i3S) in VER.
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