Constructing a role ethics approach to engineering ethics education

Ethics and Education 18 (2):216-229 (2023)
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Engineering is a social enterprise. A successful engineering career depends on how engineers manage their relationships with diverse stakeholders including managers, clients, contractors, and the p...

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