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Asia-Pacific Perspectives on Ethics of science and technology

Asia-Pacific Perspectives on Ethics of science and technology

Apr 20, 2017

Science and technology are shaping the future of countries across the world, and the euphoric message of belief in technology as a way to economic development continues to be dominant. While ensuring the right of scientific investigation, there is also a necessity to ensure that scientific progress is ethically acceptable. Reflecting this concern, UNESCO has made ethics of science and technology one of its five priority areas. This volume offers perspectives on some of these ethical issues from people living across Asia and the Pacific.

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Bangkok: UNESCO Bangkok. 2007. xiv + 80 pp.

ISBN 978-92-9223-137-8 (Electronic Version - pdf file)

 

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