Professor Neil Stott argues there is an imperative to treat organisational lethality not as a regretful by-product of organising, but as a moral failure requiring urgent collective action.
Some lethality is intentional, such as overwhelming military force, yet there are other types of lethality. Professor Neil Stott argues that organisational lethality – the capability and capacity to kill – is increasingly pervasive. He says there is an imperative to treat organisational lethality not as a regretful by-product of organising but as a moral failure requiring urgent collective action.
