The story of modern computer ethics begins, strangely enough, in wartime. As Nazi Germany escalated its bombing raids on England, American mathematician and physicist Norbert Wiener volunteered his ...

The major hypothesis explored by this paper is that managers of large enterprises--public or private, in any context--have an increasingly urgent socio-humanistic responsibility to create ...

When Alan Turing was working at Manchester University, he was invited to join the Ratio Club, a dining club comprised of a mixture of biologists and engineers with an interest in cybernetics. There he ...

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This article attempts to introduce more fully into the public administration theory stream the ideas of second-order cybernetics and particularly of autopoiesis as they have been applied to social ...