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Ethics for an age of social transformation II: The idea of a systems ethics

Sytse Strijbos

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The management of the organizational‐technical systems in which human life is today embedded opens a new field of ethics: systems ethics. In part II of this paper several different normative directions for systems ethics are discussed. Advocated as an alternative to the contrasting positions of an “ethics of adaptation” or an “ethics of liberation” is an “ethics of transformation.”

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The management of the organizational‐technical systems in which human life is today embedded opens a new field of ethics: systems ethics. In part II of this paper several different normative directions for systems ethics are discussed. Advocated as an alternative to the contrasting positions of an “ethics of adaptation” or an “ethics of liberation” is an “ethics of transformation.”

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The management of the organizational‐technical systems in which human life is today embedded opens a new field of ethics: systems ethics. In part II of this paper several different normative directions for systems ethics are discussed. Advocated as an alternative to the contrasting positions of an “ethics of adaptation” or an “ethics of liberation” is an “ethics of transformation.”

Key concepts: Normative, Ethics of technology, Applied ethics, Normative ethics, Information ethics, Engineering ethics, Meta-ethics, Nursing ethics

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