Law and Technology
A Methodical Approach
Samenvatting
Technology exerts a profound influence on contemporary society, shaping not just the tools we use but the environments in which we live. Law, uniquely among social forces, is positioned to guide and constrain the social fact of technology in the service of human flourishing. Yet, technology has proven disorienting to law: it presents itself as inevitable, makes a shell game of human responsibility, and daunts regulation. Drawing lessons from communities that critically assess emerging technologies, this book challenges the reflexive acceptance of innovation and critiques the widespread belief that technology is inevitable or ungovernable. It calls for a methodical, coherent approach to the legal analysis of technology—one capable of resisting technology’s disorienting qualities—thus equipping law to meet the demands of an increasingly technology-mediated world while helping to unify the field of law and technology itself.
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Inhoudsopgave
CHAPTER ONE:TECHNOLOGY AS SOCIAL FACT
CHAPTER TWO:THE SCALE AND THE REACTOR
CHAPTER THREE:THOUGH THIS BE MADNESS
CHAPTER FOUR:APPLICATION
CONCLUSION
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