Titlebook: Ethics on the Laboratory Floor; Simone Burg,Tsjalling Swierstra Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Responsible Research and Development: Roles of Ethicists on the Laboratory Flooring either the relevant . of scientific advance and technological development, or the envisaged .. However, ethical reflection in this model has to deal with the control dilemma (Collingridge 1980): the relevant knowledge about technology and its consequences is uncertain and preliminary, a fact tha

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Co-shaping the Life Story of a Technology: From Technological Ancestry to Visions of the Futuretill uncertain whether these technologies will be realised at all. It is therefore unclear what could be problematic about them and difficult to determine how they need to be governed (Collingridge 1980).

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Ethics on the Basis of Technological Choicesres a certain ‘distance’? Is the social role of philosophy now limited to ‘a(chǎn)ccompanying’ science and technology, and to providing an expertise for engineers and science policy-makers? This perspective is obviously unsatisfactory and raises the question of the role of philosophy when philosophers hav

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Historical Geography and Geosciences, who produced it and how, and how it arrived here reveals a long, heterogeneous and complex network of people, things and activities, such as farming skills, the production of fertilisers, flying and driving licenses, planes and cars, roads, road maintenance, petrol stations, traffic rules, police

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Cultural Affirmation and Resistance,ing either the relevant . of scientific advance and technological development, or the envisaged .. However, ethical reflection in this model has to deal with the control dilemma (Collingridge 1980): the relevant knowledge about technology and its consequences is uncertain and preliminary, a fact tha

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UNEF: Legal and Political Battlegroundtill uncertain whether these technologies will be realised at all. It is therefore unclear what could be problematic about them and difficult to determine how they need to be governed (Collingridge 1980).