How to think about cyber conflicts involving non-state actors

2015

Phillip McReynolds

Philosophy & Technology 28 (3)

Humanist and nonhumanist aspects of technologies as problem solving physical instruments

2015

Sadjad Soltanzadeh

Philosophy & Technology 28 (1)

Information societies, ethical enquiries

2015

Mariarosaria Taddeo, Elizabeth Buchanan

Philosophy & Technology 28 (1)

Information societies, ethical enquiries

2015

Elizabeth Buchanan, Mariarosaria Taddeo (eds)

Philosophy & Technology 28 (1)

Knowing how, knowing that, knowing technology

2015

Per Norström

Philosophy & Technology 28 (4)

Levels of trust in the context of machine ethics

2015

Herman T. Tavani

Philosophy & Technology 28 (1)

Living systems

autonomy, autopoiesis and enaction

2015

Mario Villalobos, David Ward

Philosophy & Technology 28 (2)

Moral deskilling and upskilling in a new machine age

reflections on the ambiguous future of character

2015

Shannon Vallor

Philosophy & Technology 28 (1)

Not just cyberwarfare

2015

Bruce Christianson

Philosophy & Technology 28 (3)

Our post-modern vanity

the cult of efficiency and the regress to the boundary of the animal world

2015

Robert Hassan

Philosophy & Technology 28 (2)

Present and future instances of virtual rape in light of three categories of legal philosophical theories on rape

2015

Litska Strikwerda

Philosophy & Technology 28 (4)

Reliable old wineskins

the applicability of the just war tradition to military cyber operations

2015

Edward T. Barrett

Philosophy & Technology 28 (3)