Part I: Foundations

A philosophically based inquiry into the nature of communicating humans

Wayne Woodward

A short history of media ethics in the United States

John P. Ferre

Essential shared values and 21^st Century Journalism

Deni Elliott

Moral development: A psychological approach to understanding ethical judgment

Renita Coleman and Lee Wilkins

The search for universals

Clifford G. Christians and Thomas W. Cooper

Part II: Professional Practice

Truth and objectivity

Stephen J. A. Ward

Photojournalism ethics: A 21^st-Century dance of Behavior, technology and ideology

Julianne H. Newton

Why diversity is an ethical issue

Ginny Whitehouse

The ethics of advocacy: Moral reasoning in the practice of public relations

Sherry Baker

The ethics of propaganda and the propaganda of ethics

Jay Black

Perspectives on pornography demand ethical Critique

Wendy Wyatt and Kris E. Bunton

Violence

Patrick Plaisance

The eroding boundaries between news and entertainment and what they mean for democratic politics

Bruce A. Williams and Michael X. Delli Carpini

What can we get away with? The ethics or art and Entertainment in the neo-liberal world

Angharad N. Valdivia

 Part III: Concrete Issues

Justice as a journalistic value and goal

David A. Craig

Transparency in journalism: Menaings, merits and risks

Stephanie Craft and Kyle Heim

Conflict of interest enters a new age

Edward Wasserman

Digital ethics in autonomous systems

Michael Bugeja

Peace journalism

Seow Ting Lee

Privacy and the press

Lou Hodges

Part IV: Institutional considerations

Buddhist moral ethics: Intend no harm, intend to be of benefit

S. Holly Stocking

Communitarianism

Mark Fackler

Freedom of expression and the liberal democratic tradition

G. Stuart Adam

Feminist media ethics

Linda Steiner

Media ownership in a corporate age

Matthew P. McAllister and Jennifer M. Proffitt

Ethical tensions in news making: What journalism has in common with other professions

Sandra L. Borden and Peggy Bowers

The media in evil circumstances

Robert S. Fortner

Global media ecology: Why there is no global

Media ethics standard

Mark D. Alleyne