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5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

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5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

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3507 Strategy, Management And Organisational Behaviour

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35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services

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3507 Strategy, Management And Organisational Behaviour

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35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services

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3507 Strategy, Management And Organisational Behaviour

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35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services

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5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

# keywords[]
5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

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5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

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5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

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5002 History And Philosophy Of Specific Fields

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Royal Institute of Technology - (Stockholm, Sweden)

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Can technological artefacts be moral agents?

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Pure Time Preference: Reply to Johansson and Rosenqvist

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AI in Agriculture: Opportunities, Challenges, and Recommendations

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Council for Agricultural Science and Technology

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Is the Precautionary Principle a Midlevel Principle?

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The Dimensions of Consequentialism: Reply to Schmidt, Brown, Howard-Snyder, Crisp, Andric and Tanyi, and Gertken

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The moral importance of selecting people randomly.

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Prospectism and the weak money pump argument

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Transformative Decision Rules, Permutability, and Non-Sequential Framing of Decision Problems

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An Introduction to Decision Theory Second Edition Preface

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On the Epistemology of the Precautionary Principle: Reply to Steglich-Petersen

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A computer simulation of the argument from disagreement

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Five charges against the precautionary principle

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Incomplete preferences in disaster risk management

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On the Epistemology of the Precautionary Principle

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The Ethics of Technology: Response to Critics.

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Introduction: Values and norms in modeling.

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Cost-benefit analysis and non-utilitarian ethics

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Why computer games can be essential for human flourishing

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New Technologies Should not be Treated as Social Experiments

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Neglected and overemphasized risks: the opinions of risk professionals

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Principles of protection: a formal approach for evaluating dose distributions.

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Diversity, inclusion, and equity in the engineering curriculum: Evaluating the efficacy of a new teaching module

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American Society for Engineering Education

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Can Consequentialists Honour the Special Moral Status of Persons?

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An argument for the principle of maximizing expected utility

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The precautionary principle should not be used as a basis for decision-making. Talking point on the precautionary principle.

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Should the precautionary principle guide our actions or our beliefs?

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Some Versions of the Number Problem Have No Solution

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Yes, The Precautionary Principle Is Incoherent.

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16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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An Introduction to Decision Theory Second Edition Preface

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From Outcomes to Acts: A Non-Standard Axiomatization of the Expected Utility Principle

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Erratum to: Book Symposium on Peter Paul Verbeeks Moralizing Technology: Understanding and Designing the Morality of Things. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2011

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Value Change, Energy Systems, and Rational Choice: The Expected Center of Gravity Principle.

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The value alignment problem: a geometric approach

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Australia II: A Case Study in Engineering Ethics.

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The Mixed Solution to the Number Problem

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Game Theory I: Basic Concepts and Zero-sum Games

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What is the Point of Thinking of New Technologies as Social Experiments?

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How to be a Virtuous Recipient of a Transplant Organ

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Game Theory II: Nonzero-sum and Cooperative Games

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Comments and criticism: A new twist to the St. Petersburg paradox

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The mixed solution to the number problem

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Ethics in the Gray Area A Gradualist Theory of Right and Wrong

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Can we Use Conceptual Spaces to Model Moral Principles?

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The role of non-epistemic values in engineering models.

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An Introduction to Decision Theory Second Edition Introduction

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Guest editors introduction: the philosophy of risk

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Not Knowing a Cat is a Cat: Analyticity and Knowledge Ascriptions

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How to depolarise the ethical debate over human embryonic stem cell research (and other ethical debates too!).

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The inner struggle: why you should cooperate with people you will never meet again

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The precautionary principle is incoherent.

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Why virtual friendship is no genuine friendship

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Nuclear power is neither right nor wrong: the case for a tertium datur in the ethics of technology.

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On the application of rightsbased moral theories to siting controversies

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The Ethics of Diversity: Fortifying Ethical Infrastructure and Fostering Ethical Leadership to Prevent Sexual Misconduct and Harassment in STEM Research & Practice Settings

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National Science Foundation - (Arlington, Virginia, United States)

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Texas A&M University; Philosophy & Humanities; 4237 TAMU