The Cambridge handbook of information and computer ethics

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Preface Luciano Floridi Part I. Introduction and Background: 1. Ethics after the information revolution Luciano Floridi 2. The historical roots of information and computer ethics Terrell Ward Bynum Part II. Ethical Approaches: 3. Values in technology and disclosive computer ethics Phil Brey 4. The use of normative theories in computer ethics Jeroen van den Hoven 5. Information ethics Luciano Floridi Part III. Ethical Issues in the Information Society: 6. Social issues in computer ethics Bernd Carsten Stahl 7. Rights and computer ethics John Sullins 8. Conflict, security and computer ethics John Arquilla 9. Personal values and computer ethics Alison Adam 10. Global information and computer ethics Charles Ess and May Thorseth 11. Computer ethics and applied contexts John Weckert and Adam Henschke Part IV. Ethical Issues in Artificial Contexts: 12. The ethics of IT artefacts Vincent Wiegel 13. Artificial life, artificial agents, virtual realities: technologies of autonomous agency Colin Allen 14. On new technologies Steve Clarke Part V. Metaethics: 15. The foundationalist debate in computer ethics Herman Tavani Epilogue: the ethics of the information society in a globalised world Luciano Floridi.