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“A "value" in the life of a person as well as a nation suggests a pattern of attitudes or behavior that recurs with some frequency. An attitude or a passion or a principle must have a history—either personal or societal before it becomes a "value."”
John Rohr (1976). "The study of ethics in a P.A. Curriculum." Public Administration Review, 36, p. 402
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