Ethics and technology: innovation and transformation in community contexts

Cleveland, Ohio: Pilgrim Press (1997)
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Abstract

Ethics and Technology is a step-by-step, hands-on process that companies, civic organizations, and watchdog groups can use to assess the benefits - and costs - of technology. Featuring vignettes drawn from actual business cases, as well as sharply focused study questions, this resource offers tools for asking effective questions and making ethical decisions. John Hart's book will enable corporations, governments, communities, and individuals to get beyond competing ideologies to work cooperatively on a progressive reshaping of society.

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The Technological Blind Spot in Business Ethics.David W. Gill - 1999 - Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 19 (3):190-198.

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