Titlebook: Engineering Ethics for a Globalized World; Colleen Murphy,Paolo Gardoni,Eyad Masad Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Engineering Responsibility for Human Well-Beingve a life that they have reason to value. Some of the most noteworthy attempts to design for well-being have been directed toward the special needs of people in developing societies. The focus on designing for human well-being, which I call aspirational ethics, suggests that, in addition to followin

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Engineers, Firms and Nations: Ethical Dilemmas in the New Global Environmentntry of origins. Although they may retain some cultural heritage that stems from their country of origin, they are increasingly global organizations that have multiple “host countries” in which they have located some portion of their operations. As a result, they have a decreasing degree of investme

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“Global Engineering Ethics”: Re-inventing the Wheel?ed; therefore, there is no need to create such standards from scratch. (2) Engineers do not need global registration or licensing. Neither registration nor licensing would increase the “professionalism” of engineers. Professionalism is independent of both registration and licensing. (3) Engineers ha