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Table of contents of the issue 2/2014, May-August
Future Technologies, Self, and Society

ISBN: 978-88-15-24982-1

Year: III

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 169-172 DOI: 10.4476/77097

Temi

Alberto Pirni Antonio Carnevale

Technologies change - do we change as well? On the link between technologies, self, and society

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 173-184 DOI: 10.4476/77098

Julian Nida-Rümelin

Agency, technology, and responsibility

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 185-200 DOI: 10.4476/77099

Giuseppina Rota Silvia Pellegrini Pietro Pietrini

The anti-social brain: Novel insights from neuroscience and molecular biology

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 201-220 DOI: 10.4476/77100

Barbara Henry

Imaginaries of the global age. "Golem and others" in the post-human condition

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 221-246 DOI: 10.4476/77101

Bert-Jaap Koops

On legal boundaries, technologies, and collapsing dimensions of privacy

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 247-264 DOI: 10.4476/77102

Peter M. Asaro

Determinism, machine agency, and responsibility

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 265-292 DOI: 10.4476/77103

Wendell Wallach

Techno sapiens, moral machines and the combinatorial impact of emerging technologies

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 293-304 DOI: 10.4476/77104

Noel Sharkey

Towards a principle for the human supervisory control of robot weapons

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 305-324 DOI: 10.4476/77105

Marco Nuzzaco

Ethics of information: Ontology, responsibility and new moral agents. Applying ethics to information computer technology's challenges. An Interview with Luciano Floridi

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 325-340 DOI: 10.4476/77106

Strumenti

Andrea Bertolini Daniela Bonino

Politica & Società 2/2014 pp: 341-348 DOI: 10.4476/77107

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