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Informationen zum Autor Dr. Cees J. Hamelink is Emeritus Professor of International Communication at the University of Amsterdam. He is also currently Professor for Information Management at the University of Aruba, and Professor of Human Rights and Public Health at the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam. He is the editor-in-chief of the International Communication Gazette and Honorary President of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR). He is author of 17 monographs on communication, culture, and human rights. His latest book is a textbook on Global Communication (SAGE, 2015). Professor Hamelink received life-time achievements awards from various international organisations and has been consultant to many national governments and agencies in the UN system. Klappentext In this book, Cees J Hamelink proposes an answer to - how should democratic societies organize cyberspace? - that puts human-rights, rather than profit, at the top of the agenda. He argues that conventional ethical approaches are all seriously flawed. There is a growing volume of moral rules, netiquettes and codes of conduct, but they are of little help in solving the moral dilemmas raised by the new technologies. In this book the author analyzes the inadeqacies of current global governance policies and structures that underpin them, and argues for standards which put justice, human security and freedom first. Zusammenfassung Proposes an answer to - how should democratic societies organize cyberspace? - that puts human-rights! rather than profit! at the top of the agenda. The author argues that conventional ethical approaches are all seriously flawed. Inhaltsverzeichnis Why Be Moral about Technology? Prometheus in Cyberspace Good Governance in Cyberspace Distributive Justice in Cyberspace Human Security in Cyberspace Freedom of Speech in Cyberspace Socrates in Cyberspace ...
