Add to ORKGThe ethical matrix is a conceptual tool designed to help decision-makers (as individuals or working in groups) reach sound judgements or decisions about the ethical acceptability and/or optimal regulatory controls for existing or prospective technologies in the field of food and agriculture
An ethical Delphi is an iterative participatory process between experts for exchanging views and arg...
Technologies fulfill a social role in the sense that they influence the moral actions of people, oft...
Leaders face ethical decisions everyday. Strong and effective leaders make sound decisions in an eth...
The ethical matrix is a conceptual tool designed to help decision-makers (as individuals or working ...
This paper explores the usefulness of the 'ethical matrix', proposed by Ben Mepham, as a tool in tec...
Abstract- With origins in the decision matrices used to choose between competing alternative designs...
Decision making-process in conservation can be very complex, having to deal with various value dimen...
The ethical matrix is a participatory tool designed to structure ethical reflection about the design...
UK radioactive waste management policy making is currently taking place within a participatory and a...
Ethical issues and general conflicts of values intrinsically dominate the field of conservation. The...
ABSTRACT. Ethical competence, the ability to handle a moral issue in an optimal way, is necessary to...
The objective of 'Ethical Bio-TA Tools' project is to develop and improve tools for the ethical asse...
Concern about the social and environmental consequences of consumption has led to increasing ethical...
Original article can be found at: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com Copyright John Wiley & Sons...
ABSTRACT. Ethical competence in decision making is the ability to handle ethical issues in a self-cr...
An ethical Delphi is an iterative participatory process between experts for exchanging views and arg...
Technologies fulfill a social role in the sense that they influence the moral actions of people, oft...
Leaders face ethical decisions everyday. Strong and effective leaders make sound decisions in an eth...
The ethical matrix is a conceptual tool designed to help decision-makers (as individuals or working ...
This paper explores the usefulness of the 'ethical matrix', proposed by Ben Mepham, as a tool in tec...
Abstract- With origins in the decision matrices used to choose between competing alternative designs...
Decision making-process in conservation can be very complex, having to deal with various value dimen...
The ethical matrix is a participatory tool designed to structure ethical reflection about the design...
UK radioactive waste management policy making is currently taking place within a participatory and a...
Ethical issues and general conflicts of values intrinsically dominate the field of conservation. The...
ABSTRACT. Ethical competence, the ability to handle a moral issue in an optimal way, is necessary to...
The objective of 'Ethical Bio-TA Tools' project is to develop and improve tools for the ethical asse...
Concern about the social and environmental consequences of consumption has led to increasing ethical...
Original article can be found at: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com Copyright John Wiley & Sons...
ABSTRACT. Ethical competence in decision making is the ability to handle ethical issues in a self-cr...
An ethical Delphi is an iterative participatory process between experts for exchanging views and arg...
Technologies fulfill a social role in the sense that they influence the moral actions of people, oft...
Leaders face ethical decisions everyday. Strong and effective leaders make sound decisions in an eth...