The book, "Ethical Response to Corruption" is the result of realization by the author of the need of human power as a basic weapon to eradicate corruption in any organization. Corruption is rooted in the lifestyle of a man which is guided by his thought process. The book deals with different aspects of corruption highlighting the existing scenario of India. It deals with preventive measures adopted at both international and national levels. Here discussion is made mainly of the UNOÙs efforts to eradicate corruption. Discussion on the emergence of the Ombudsmanic system in India is also made in the book. The normative aspect of public administration demands the activism of human power. The book provides space for discussion normative aspect of good governance. An attempt is also made to visit GandhiÙs ideas and the weapons utilized by him during freedom struggle of the country and their relevance to the war against corruption. Laws, rules and regulations, codes etc. can create an environment in which the road to human power becomes clear to be active. The ethical response is a strong additional effort to safeguard the global human society from the scourge of corruption. The book provides discussion on it in detail.