The recent G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh saw world leaders focusing on sound and sustainable measures for recovering from the global financial and economic crisis. At the same time, Penn State Outreach asked academic leaders at Penn State to contribute to a series of reflections on the significance of the G-20 from various disciplinary perspectives. Nancy Tuana, director of Penn State's Rock Ethics Institute, provides us with an argument that any attempt to address the goals of the G-20 must have ethics at it's core.
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