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Nanotechnology, clean technology, and geoengineering span the scale of human ingenuity, from the imperceptibly small to the unimaginably large. Yet they are united by a commonality of ethics that permeates how and why they are developed, and how the resulting consequences are managed. The articles in this volume provide a comprehensive account of current thinking around the ethics of development and use within each of the technological domains, and addresses challenges and opportunities that cut across all three. In particular, the collection provides unique insights into the ethics of ’noumenal’ technologies - technologies that are impossible to see or detect or conceive of with human senses or conventional tools. This collection will be of relevance to anyone who is actively involved with ensuring the responsible and sustainable development of nanotechnology, geoengineering or clean technology.
Acknowledgements ix
Series Preface xiii
Introduction 1(16)
Part I Nanotechnology
1 "Nanotechnology -- A new field of ethical inquiry?" Science and Engineering Ethics 11(2), 2005, pp187-201
17(16)
A. Grunwald
2 "What Counts as a `Social and Ethical Issue' in Nanotechnology?" Hyle 11(1-2), 2005, pp5-18
33(14)
B.V. Lewenstein
3 "Nanoethics: Ethics For, From, or With Nanotechnologies?" Hyle 16(1), 2010, pp31-42
47(12)
V. Nurock
4 `"Mind the gap': science and ethics in nanotechnology." Nanotechnology 14(3), 2003, R9-R13
59(6)
A. Mnyusiwalla
A.S. Daar
P.A. Singer
5 "Noumenal technology: Reflections on the incredible tininess of nano." Nanotechnology Challenges: Implications for Philosophy, Ethics and Society, J. Schummer and D. Baird (eds), World Scientific Publishing Company: pp49-72
65(24)
A. Nordmann
6 "Some Pitfalls in the Philosophical Foundations of Nanoethics." Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 32(3), 2007, pp237-261
89(26)
J. P. Dupuy
7 "If and Then: A Critique of Speculative NanoEthics." Nanoethics 1, 2007, pp31-46
115(16)
A. Nordmann
8 "Folk Theories of Nanotechnologists." Science as Culture 15(4), 2006, pp349-365
131(18)
A. Rip
9 "Systems theory and the ethics of human enhancement -- A framework for NBIC convergence." Coevolution of Human Potential and Con verging Technologies 1013, 2004, pp124-149
149(26)
G. Khushf
10 "The Social Impacts of Nanotechnology: an Ethical and Political Analysis." Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 6(1), 2009, pp13-23
175(12)
R. Sparrow
11 "Nanoscale science and technology and social cohesion." International Journal of Nanotechnology 7(2-3), 2010, pp155-172
187(20)
G. Wolbring
Part II Geoengineering
12 "Geoengineering the Climate: History and Prospect." Annual Review of Energy and the Environment 25, 2000, pp245-284
207(40)
D. W. Keith
13 "Ethics and intentional climate change." Climatic Change 33(3), 1996, pp323-336
247(14)
D. Jamieson
14 "Toward ethical norms and institutions for climate engineering research." Environmental Research Letters 4(4), 2009, pp1-8
261(8)
D. R. Morrow
R.E. Kopp
M. Oppenheimer
15 "Ethics and geoengineering: reviewing the moral issues raised by solar radiation management and carbon dioxide removal." Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews -- Climate Change 4(1), 2013, pp23-37
269(16)
C. J. Preston
16 "Geoengineering, Ocean Fertilization, and the Problem of Permissible Pollution." Science Technology & Human Values 36(2), 2011, pp190-212
285(24)
B. Hale
L. Dilling
17 "Climate change: Climate engineering through stratospheric aerosol injection." Progress in Physical Geography 36(5), 2012, pp694-705
309(12)
M. Hulme
18 "Some Early Ethics of Geoengineering the Climate: A Commentary on the Values of the Royal Society Report." Environmental Values 20(2), 2011, pp163-188
321(26)
S. M. Gardiner
19 "Developing a framework for responsible innovation." Research Policy 42(9), 2013, pp1568-1580
347(14)
J. Stilgoe
R. Owen
P. Macnaghten
20 "Like artificial trees? The effect of framing by natural analogy on public perceptions of geoengineering." Climatic Change, 2014, pp1-14
361(16)
A. Corner
N. Pidgeon
Part III Clean Technology
21 "Ethical dimensions of renewable energy.". International Handbook of Energy Security. H. Dyer and M.J. Trombetta. Cheltenham, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, pp443-461
377(20)
H. Dyer
22 "Sustainability, energy technologies, and ethics." Renewable Energy 16(1-4), 1999, pp1200-1203
397(4)
R. J. Matson
M. Carasso
23 "Synthetic fuels, and a sustainable set of civilizations." Solar Energy 56(1), 1996, pp61-77
401(18)
R. S. Leonard
24 "The agricultural ethics of biofuels: A first look." Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics 21(2), 2008, pp183-198
419(16)
P. B. Thompson
25 "Constructive Technology-Assessment and Technology Dynamics: The Case of Clean Technologies." Science Technology & Human Values 17(1), 1992, pp36-56
435(24)
J. W. Schot
Part IV Overarching Issues and Challenges
26 "For an ethics of promising, or: a few kind words about James Watson." New Genetics and Society 24(2), 2005, pp157-173
459(18)
M. Fortun
27 "Constitutional Moments in Governing Science and Technology." Science and Engineering Ethics 17(4), 2011, pp621-638
477(18)
S. Jasanoff
28 "What happens in the Lab: Applying Midstream Modulation to Enhance Critical Reflection in the Laboratory." Science and Engineering Ethics 17, 2011, pp769-788
495(20)
D. Schuurbiers
29 "The Pumpkin or the Tiger? Michael Polanyi, Frederick Soddy, and Anticipating Emerging Technologies." Minerva 50(3), 2012, pp363-379
515(18)
D. H. Guston
Index 533
Andrew Maynard is the NSF International Chair of Environmental Health Sciences and Director of the University of Michigan Risk Science Center, USA and Jack Stilgoe is a Lecturer in the Department of Science and Technology Studies, University College London, UK