In 'The Ethics of Dissent', legal scholar Rosemary O'Leary explores the ethical dimensions of dissent within government organizations. O'Leary examines the challenges faced by public servants who speak out against unethical practices or policies, and the impact of dissent on civil liberties. Drawing on case studies and interviews, she explores the ethical dilemmas faced by whistleblowers and the strategies they employ to effect change. This thought-provoking book offers valuable insights into the complex relationship between ethics, law, and civil liberties within government institutions.
