The ethics of invention : technology and the human future / Sheila Jasanoff.
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T11 .T2985 2005 Technical communication and the World Wide Web / | T11 .T2985 2005 Technical communication and the World Wide Web / | T11 .Z62 2004 Writing for computer science / | T14 .J34 2016 The ethics of invention : technology and the human future / | T14 .L489 2016 Mindful tech : how to bring balance to our digital lives / | T14 .R41 2017 Research objects in their technological setting / | T14.5 .C374 2015 The glass cage : how our computers are changing us / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The power of technology -- Risk and responsibility -- The ethical anatomy of disasters -- Remaking nature -- Tinkering with humans -- Information's wild frontiers -- Whose knowledge, whose property? -- Reclaiming the future -- Invention for the people.
"A professor of science and technology studies at Harvard Kennedy School candidly documents society's embrace of technological solutions and technology's complex interplay with ethics and human rights, challenging readers to build a future in which we work together to manage the risks and promises of technology, "--NoveList.
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