David
Cruise Malloy is the Acting Director of the Office
of Research Services at the University of Regina, Canada.
His is the Principal Investigator for the International
Healthcare Ethics Research Team at the University of Regina
(www.ihert.ca), the Principal Investigator and Honorary
Dean of the Research Institute for Multiculturalism and
Applied Philosophy at Hunan University, China, the Graduate
Coordinator for Gerontology, University of Regina, and
a Fellow of the American Philosophical Practitioners Association
in Client Counselling & Organisational Consulting.
His research focuses upon applied ethics and philosophy
in administrative contexts in health, non-profit organisations,
and in sport. Specifically his interests include ethical
decision-making, codes of ethics, and ethical climate/culture.
He has published numerous refereed articles and is the
co-author of four texts dealing with applied ethics. Dr.
Malloy's current research is funded by both the Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC)
and the Canadian Institutes for Health (CIHR).
Personal web page: http://uregina.ca/malloyd/
Selected Publications
Agarwal, J., Malloy, D.C., & Rasmussen,
K. (2008). Performance Contracts and Partnerships between
Government and the Non-Profit Sector: The Role of Ethical
Climate. Journal of Business Ethics. (on-line)
Malloy, D.C. (2008). Leadership in Community Sport: Searching
for Meaning. Practical Philosophy: Journal of the Society
for Philosophy in Practice, 9(2), 73-87.
Malloy, D.C. Williams, J., Hadjistavropoulos, T., Krishnan,
B., Jeyaraj M. Fahey McCarthy, E.,
Murakami M., Paholpak, S. Mafukidze, J. & Hillis,
B. (2008) Ethical decision-making about older adults and
moral intensity: An international study of physicians.
Journal of Medical Ethic, 34, 285-296.
Malloy, D.C. & Rossow-Kimball, B. (2007). The Philosopher-as-Therapist:
The Noble Coach and Self-Awareness. Quest. 59, 311-322.
Malloy, D.C., Kell, R., & Kelln, R. (2007). The Ethics
of Hypoxic Environments for the Training of Athletes:
Logic & Authenticity. Journal of Applied Physiology,
Nutrition and Metabolism. 32(2), 1-8.
Zakus, D.H., Malloy, D.C., & Edwards, A. (2007). Critical
and Ethical Thinking in Sport Management: Rationales and
Methods. Sport Management Review, 10(2), 133-158.
Smythe, W, Malloy, D.C.,Hadjistavropoulos, T., Martin,
R.R. & Bardutz, H.A. (2006). An Analysis of the Ethical
and Linguistic Content of Hospital Mission Statements.
Health Care Management Review, 31(2), 1-7.
Malloy, D.C., Doherty, A., Douad, P., & Brace, D (2006).
An Ethical and Linguistic Content Analysis of a Professional
Management Code. International Journal of Sport Management,
7(3). 1-19.
Williams, J., Smythe, WE, Hadjistavropoulos, T, Malloy,
DC, Martin, R. (2005). A Study of Thematic Content in
Hospital Mission Statements: A Question of Values. Health
Care Management Review, 30(4), 1-11.
Krentz, A. & Malloy, D.C. (2005).
Heidegger and corporate leadership: Opening up participants
to possibilities. Philosophy of Management,5(1), 47-66.
