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Public Service Ethics in a Globalised World: The Duty to Serve and Responsibility to Care

The purpose of this interpretative article is to explain and understand the cultural, and moral factors affecting the state of governance, but given the nature of the topic, a great deal of the analysis (grounded on the author's experience, reflection, observation, and interaction with academics, students and practitioners in the course of the past five decades of work) will be somewhat phenomenological, introspective, and even prescriptive; and thus the discussion is presented from a normative perspective reflective of the author's personal values and observations.