1. Consider cases of utilitarianism that justify the potentially immoral ends of leadership, while contributing to the happiness or well-being of others outside their particular group/organization. Describe one of these cases and the consequences which result.

2. Locate an example involving “dirty hands analysis.” Describe the case in terms of dirty hands analysis and the justification of leadership. Is there really a problem or is this simply part of leadership?

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1 Utilitarianism is a form of normative ethics with roots back in the 18th and 19th centuries coining by Jeremy Bentham and John S Mill two English philosophers According to Jeremy Bentham and John S ... View the full answer