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SUMMARY:International Journal of Technoethics
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>Editor-in-Chief:</strong>&nbsp\;<strong>Rocci Luppicini</strong></a>\, University of Ottawa\, Canada</p>\n<p><strong>Published:</strong>&nbsp\;Quarterly</p>\n\n<p><strong>Call for Papers:</strong></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>The Editor-in-Chief of the&nbsp\;<strong>International Journal of Technoethics (IJT)</strong>would like to invite you to submit a manuscript for the&nbsp\;<strong>next submission deadline: May 1\, 2013</strong>. The following describes the mission\, coverage\, and guidelines for submission to IJT.</p>\n\n<p><strong>Mission</strong></p>\n<p>The mission of the&nbsp\;<strong>International Journal of Technoethics (IJT)</strong>&nbsp\;is to evolve technological relationships of humans with a focus on ethical implications for human life\, social norms and values\, education\, work\, politics\, law\, and ecological impact. This journal provides cutting-edge analysis of technological innovations\, research\, developments policies\, theories\, and methodologies related to ethical aspects of technology in society. IJT publishes empirical research\, theoretical studies\, innovative methodologies\, practical applications\, case studies\, and book reviews. IJT encourages submissions from philosophers\, researchers\, social theorists\, ethicists\, historians\, practitioners\, and technologists from all areas of human activity affected by advancing technology.</p>\n<p><strong>Coverage</strong></p>\n<p>Topics to be discussed in this journal include (but are not limited to) the following:</p>\n<p>Biotech ethics</p>\n<p>Cloning ethics</p>\n<p>E-health ethics</p>\n<p>Genetic ethics</p>\n<p>Medical</p>\n<p>Neuroethics</p>\n<p>Research ethics</p>\n<p>Sport and nutrition technoethics</p>\n<p>Telemedicine ethics</p>\n<p>Computer and engineering ethics</p>\n<p>Environmental technoethics</p>\n<p>Military technoethics</p>\n<p>Nanoethics</p>\n<p>Nuclear ethics</p>\n<p>Professional codes of ethics</p>\n<p>Educational technothics</p>\n<p>Cyber-bullying</p>\n<p>Cyber democracy</p>\n<p>Digital divide</p>\n<p>E-learning ethics</p>\n<p>Emancipatory educational technology</p>\n<p>Professional technoethics</p>\n<p>Technoethical assessment and evaluation</p>\n<p>Information and communication technoethics</p>\n<p>Cyberethics</p>\n<p>Cyber pornography</p>\n<p>Cybercrime</p>\n<p>Cyber-stalking</p>\n<p>Internet ethics</p>\n<p>Media ethics</p>\n<p>Netiquette</p>\n<p>Organizational technoethics</p>\n<p>E-business ethics</p>\n<p>Global ethics</p>\n<p>Outsourcing ethics</p>\n<p>Technoethics and knowledge management</p>\n<p>Technoethics and work</p>\n<p>Virtual organization ethics</p>\n<p>Technoethics and cognition</p>\n<p>Artificial morality</p>\n<p>Ethical agents</p>\n<p>Technoethical systems</p>\n<p>Technoethical mind</p>\n<p>Techno-addiction and ethical intervention</p>\n<p>Technoethics and society</p>\n<p>Digital property ethics</p>\n<p>Global technoethics</p>\n<p>Technoethics and art</p>\n<p>Technoethics and law</p>\n<p>Technoethics and science</p>\n<p>Technoethics and social theory</p>\n<p><strong>&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p><strong>All submissions and inquiries should be directed to the attention of:</strong></p>\n<p>Rocci Luppicini
Editor-in-Chief
International Journal of&nbsp\;Technoethics
Email:rluppici@uottawa.ca</a></p>
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