This work provides an update to the Erasmus Plus TEALEAF project. The outcomes of a week-long EU-funded/Irish Government-recognized teacher course in July 2016 is described within the context of a qualitative small-scale study investigating teachers’ progress in the course. The explicit aim of the teacher course was to equip a diverse group of teachers with the initial tools to work to produce ...

History has revealed that there is a never-ending evolution of theories or models of corporate governance. One of the reasons is due to the very essence of social consciences that is minimal and profit making took center stage. All over the world, companies are trying to instill the sense of governance into their corporate structure. With the surge of capitalism, corporation became stronger whi...

The recent accident at Three Mile Island has once again raised the issue of the social responsibilities of scientists. Many lay people believe that scientists pursue applications of their research, heedless of the effects of their discoveries upon society. Such people are quick to point out the undesirable by-products of applied science to support this generalization. They paint an image of sci...

The recent social and legal debate in several European countries on abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide has caused a strong resurgence of the concerns healthcare personnel as to real possibility protecting their consciences professional sphere. Individual refusal for religious, moral, deontological, or ethical reasons participate activities that directly indirectly could result termination h...