SCO101: Present a Real-World Case Study of Global Concern: Why Do Good? Progress Report, SUSS, Singapore

SCO101: Why Do Good? Progress Report

Question

In this assignment, you are required to respond to the question “Why do good?” in the context of a real-world case study of global concern in strictly no more than 600-words (excluding references).

(a) Present a real-world case study of global concern. You should identify relevant ethical considerations and distinguish them from cultural concerns.

(b) Demonstrate ethical reasoning in your personal response to the question of “Why do good?” to this case study. You should make a claim and explain what doing good means in your case study (underline your claim), and apply any ethical theories you have learned in this course to support your reasons for your claim (number your reasons).

(c) Discuss possible constraints or limitations to any of the theories you have discussed within the context of this case study.

Before you begin this assignment, do a self-evaluation:
● Have you understood every aspect of the ethical theories taught in this course?
● Have you understood the limitations of these theories adequately?
● Are you aware of some of the challenges presented in both local and global real-world ethical issues, including cultural ones?
● Have you demonstrated higher-order thinking by being able to present well-reasoned insights to both local and global real-world ethical issues?
● Are you able to identify what doing good means in this assignment?
● Are you able to respond clearly and coherently to the question of doing good?