The quality attestation process needs to be precise about the skill inventory it can confirm yet honest about the skills-namely, value neutrality and conflict resolution-it has no basis to assess

摘要

able to demonstrate in these genres will be largely "princi-plist" in nature (rather than, say, resting on virtue ethics or on a feminist ethics of care). Evaluators will not be able to assess casuistical skill, at least not what I think of as "moral archeology," that mines cases for novel perspectives, weakly articulated moral claims, or nascent principles. What evaluators will be able to see is the candidate's application of standard, well-established principles and concepts that comprise the field's dominant "principlist paradigm."