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Ethics of Information Management



September 1995 | 352 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
This book provides ways of thinking about information and the new responsibilities engendered by its acquisition, processing, storing, dissemination and use. It offers a set of concepts, methods, arguments and illustrations designed to sharpen the reader's ethical focus.

Organized into three sections, the first provides a conceptual background for the book as a whole. The second part focuses on fundamental concepts about ethics and includes descriptions of the process of ethical thinking and a range of theories and principles that can be used in ethical situations. In the final part, the concepts of information and the need for ethics and ethical thinking are applied to the various levels of the social system to which they pertain - individual and professional, organizational and societal or systemic.

 
PART ONE: WHY INFORMATION AND ETHICS?
 
Information and Responsibility
New Ethical Challenges

 
 
Information
Its Special Nature

 
 
Information and Decision Making
 
Information Systems annd Power
 
PART TWO: THE FUNDAMENTALS OF ETHICS
 
Ethical Thinking
 
Ethical Theories and Principles
 
PART THREE: APPLICATIONS OF INFORMATION ETHICS IN SOCIETY
 
Information Professionalism
 
Information Ethics in Organizations
 
Societal Issues and Information Ethics
 
Beacon toward the Future
Major Ethical Tensions in an Information Society

 

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ISBN: 9780803957565
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