‘None of Us Sets Out To Hurt People’: The Ethical Geographer and Geography Curricula in Higher EducationFootnote11 This title draws from an illuminating statement in Israel & Hay's recent book (2006, p. 1): “It is disturbing and not a little ironic that regulators and social scientists find themselves in this situation of division, mistrust and antagonism. After all we each start from the same point: that is, that ethics matter. Indeed, we share a view that ethics is about what is right, good and virtuous. None of us sets out to hurt people.”
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