Ethics of control and ethics of risk in South Africa aparthe…

Ethics online discussion: ethics of risk Two replies are required, as before. Please note: in either your initial reply or your follow-up, please mention explicitly a reply from another member of the course and include in your thoughts how their post gives you more to think about, challenges the way you see things, or meaningfully prompts you to question your own views more fully. In other words, how does their reply help you. Here is the question: In what specific ways did you see an ethics of control and an ethics of risk in the video dealing with South Africa? (Our aim is to develop an understanding of what these two ethics are, appreciating that later, we will talk about how an ethics of risk is part of an ethics for Transformative Leadership). USE THE FOLLOWING AS DEFINITIONS OF THESE TWO KINDS OF ETHICS, NOTING THAT FOR EACH, A LIST OF CHARACTERISTICS IS PROVIDED. Ethics of control 1. Unilateral 2. Decisive steps 3. Assumes control Ethics of Risk 1. There is no assumption of control. 2. This ethics suggests concrete and strategically well considered actions. The one employing this ethics assumes that anything might happen as a consequence of their action. 3. When taking action, one intentionally works to bring or hold community together. PLEASE VIEW CLASS VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/hiadTYQnRqs ALSO VIEW THE ATTACHED MAKE SURE TO VIEW ALL BEFORE WRITING DISCUSSION POST. 1. CLASSMATE POST YOU WILL RESPOND TO 2. OVERVIEW 3>MODULE OVERVIEW. The response to classmate should not be that long maybe 1/4 page.