Evaluating new technologies

An introduction

Paul Sollie, Marcus Düwell

1-8

Ethical aspects of research in ultrafast communication

Alfred Driessen

11-19

Whose responsibility is it anyway?

dealing with the consequences of new technologies

Anton Vedder, Bart Custers

21-34

Ethics in and during technological research

an addition to it ethics and science ethics

Anke van Gorp

35-49

The need for a value-sensitive design of communication infrastructures

Noemí Manders-Huits, Jeroen V. den Hoven

51-60

The moral relevance of technological artifacts

Peter-Paul Verbeek

63-77

Interdisciplinarity, applied ethics and social science

Niels Nijsingh, Marcus Düwell

79-92

Facts or fiction?

a critique on vision assessment as a tool for technology assessment

Nicole C. Karafyllis

93-117

Exploring techno-moral change

the case of the obesitypill

Tsjalling Swierstra, Dirk Stemerding, Marianne Boenink

119-138

On uncertainty in ethics and technology

Paul Sollie

141-158

New technologies, common sense and the paradoxical precautionary principle

Steve Clarke

159-173

Complex technology, complex calculations

uses and abuses of precautionary reasoning in law

Deryck Beyleveld, Roger Brownsword

175-190

Ethics of technology at the frontier of uncertainty

a gewirthian perspective

Paul Sollie

191-205