Ethics for the Information Age
Ethics for the Information Age provides an introduction to ethical questions arising from information and technology. Written by Michael J. Quinn, it is intended for readers who want to examine responsible decision-making and social consequences in a digitally connected society.
About This Book
Ethics for the Information Age introduces ethical thinking in the context of modern information and technology.
It offers a foundation for considering how digital systems and information-related practices affect individuals and society.
The book is suited to readers studying ethics, information technology, or the broader social responsibilities associated with a connected world.
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