Committed Journalism: An Ethic for the Profession
Bloomington: Indiana University Press (1986), 208 pp.
Contains bibliogr., index
ISBN 0-253-31392-9; 0-253-20364-3
"Through an examination of past and present philosophies, case studies, events, and judgments - all of which relate to the news media - Lambeth suggests relevant guides (as distinct from guidelines) for the modern journalist in search of a framework." (Eleanor Blum, Frances G. Wilhoit: Mass media bibliography. 3rd ed. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1990 Nr. 240)
Beyond a Socially Responsible Press
The Journalist and Classical Ethical Theory
Toward an Eclectic System of Journalism Ethics
Applying Principles to Cases
Values, Virtues, and Principles
Organizational Pressures on Journalists
Ethics and Standards of Excellence in Journalism
Journalists and Their Stories
Ethics and Leadership
In Lieu of Licensing: A First Amendment Remedy for a First Amendment Business
Government and the News Media: Substituting Ethics for Adversarity
Journalism's "Tragedy of the Commons"
Ethics, the Media, and the Law
Moral Development Theory and the Ethics of Journalism
Journalism and the Civic Culture
The Journalist and Classical Ethical Theory
Toward an Eclectic System of Journalism Ethics
Applying Principles to Cases
Values, Virtues, and Principles
Organizational Pressures on Journalists
Ethics and Standards of Excellence in Journalism
Journalists and Their Stories
Ethics and Leadership
In Lieu of Licensing: A First Amendment Remedy for a First Amendment Business
Government and the News Media: Substituting Ethics for Adversarity
Journalism's "Tragedy of the Commons"
Ethics, the Media, and the Law
Moral Development Theory and the Ethics of Journalism
Journalism and the Civic Culture
