Journal of Information Communication and Ethics in Society · 2011 · 21 citations · 5 references
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to criticise ad hoc approaches to ethics in research and development in technology as descriptive and non‐ethical, and based upon a narrow conception of rationality. Design/methodology/approach The approach deploys a theory of normativity that can incorporate values and a broad conception of rationality, in order to account for the relevance of issues for the addressees of normative injunctions. Findings A normative approach is possible and required in order to implement ethics in research and development in technology. Originality/value The approach draws together themes from current alternative approaches that each fail to deploy the full resources of the normative approach, and so fail to fully account for ethics. This approach identifies and moves beyond present limited approaches.
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