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020			_a9781914124723 (paperback)
040			_aAPU _benglish _cAPU _dSY
050			_aNA1995 _b.R69 2023
100	1		_aRowlands, Carys, _eauthor. _949471
245			_aRIBA ethical practice guide / _bCarys Rowlands, Alasdair Ben Dixon.
246			_aRoyal Institute of British Architects ethical practice guide
264			_aLondon : _bRIBA Publications , _c2023.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
505			_aCover Title Table of Contents About the Authors Dedication Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction History and definitions Approaches to ethics Ethical decision-making Professional ethics The six ethical duties The public interest The context Looking ahead 1 Duty to the Wider World Introduction Law, regulation and professional codes Going further Key principles Conclusion Dilemma decision tree Views from others 2 Duty to Society and the End User Introduction Law, regulation and professional codes Social responsibility Stakeholder identification and engagement Social value Regeneration Equity, diversity and inclusion Wellbeing Rights of future generations Evidence-informed design: post-occupancy evaluation Specification Health and safety Key principles Conclusion Dilemma social housing Views from others 3 Duty to those Commissioning Services Introduction Law, regulation and professional codes The client relationship Key principles Conclusion Dilemma community interest Views from others 4 Duty to those in the Workplace Introduction Law, regulation and professional codes Workplace structure and culture Practice management Other workplaces and workers Key principles Conclusion Dilemma homeworking Views from others 5 Duty to the Profession Introduction Law, regulation and professional codes Reputation and value Knowledge and development Equity, diversity and inclusion Key principles Conclusion Dilemma sharing data and knowledge Views from others 6 Duty to Oneself Introduction Law, regulation and professional codes Competence Continuing professional development Health and wellbeing Support networks Key principles Conclusion Dilemma working pro bono Views from others Conclusion Resolving Ethical Issues Recognising ethical issues Tools, techniques and resources Ethical decision-making Why now? Further reading References Index Image credits Copyright
650		0	_aArchitecture _xProfessional practice _949441
650		0	_aArchitects professional ethics _zGreat Britain _949472
700	1		_aDixon, Alasdair Ben, _eauthor. _949473
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