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ETHICAL FRAMEWORK (3) answer(s).
 
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Ai goes to war! / Sadler, Brent Droste   Journal Article
Sadler, Brent Droste Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Before an autonomous machine kills the first human on the battlefield, the U.S. military must have an ethical framework for employing such technology.
Key Words War  ;  U.S. Military  ;  AI  ;  Ethical Framework  ;  Autonomous Machine 
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Indian ethics: alternative for facing contemporary global challenges / Bajpai, Arunoday   Journal Article
Bajpai, Arunoday Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The contemporary global community continues to be in throes of multiple problems accumulated in the course of growth and development of human civilization. The problems of violence within and among nations: rising terrorism and organized crimes in different parts of the globe; increasing poverty and hunger: threatening dimensions of food and energy crises and to cap it all pending catastrophe of climate change and other forms of environmental degradation. it is not that the global community- and nations collectively or individually are not aware of these challenges or they have failed to corrective actions. We are more aware of these problems than any time in the history of mankind. Also. we have put in place various strategies. policies and mechanisms to manage. and solve these challenges. Even global community has suddenly woken up to the call for switching over to the alternative vision of sustainable development. However. the alternative sustainable development strategy seems faltering amidst of unsustainable ideas and practices inspired by materialistic progress and over emphasis on sel?sh interests of nations and individuals alike. The moot question is how the prevailing development paradigms fashioned and refashioned to suits the needs of evolving globalized economy is capable of facing these challenges? What are its ethical foundations? What alternative ethical framework or vision we can evolve? And ?nally, how the Indian ethical framework is relevant for this alternative vision?
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Is EU cross-border cooperation ethical? reading cross-border cooperation through the ‘needs for roots’ by simone weil / Nadalutti, Elisabetta   Article
Nadalutti, Elisabetta Article
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Summary/Abstract This article applies Simone Weil’s philosophical concept of ‘uprootedness’ and the ‘14 needs of the soul’, set out in her 1943 book ‘The Need for Roots’, to the empirical case study of the border ‘Italy-Slovenia’ considered within Programme 2007–2013. A multi-dimensional qualitative approach that relies on an extensive literature, consultation of primary sources and semi-structured interviews carried out between October 2013 and February 2014 has been adopted.The article questions why does cross-border-cooperation often fail to develop an ‘integrated’ border territory and a cohesive ‘moral’ community? Conversely, why does social fragmentation emerge from cross-border-cooperation? It is argued that while the EU (Commission) has focused on initiatives and projects in order to achieve regional, economic border integration, it has instead failed to develop an ‘ethical framework’ for promoting a ‘rooted’ integrated borderland and a cohesive moral community.
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