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1. pressbooks.library.torontomu.ca › regulationRegulation – The Concise Encyclopedia of Business Ethics

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   Regulation. In its broadest and most usual sense, regulation is any attempt by government to modify the behaviour of businesses. Most typically it refers to formal rules created by government bodies under the authority of legislation. Some regulations limit what businesses can do (as is the case with regulations that establish a minimum wage).

2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullEthical adaptation and legal regulation of modern technology

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   Nov 12, 2021 · The ethical adaptation of modern technology has a significant influence but limited restraints. When ethical adaptation cannot function, it is necessary to consider technical behaviour within the scope of legal regulations and restrain modern technology by formulating and implementing a legal system for it. The relevant laws are grounded in the ...

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3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentETHICS IN BUSINESS PRACTICE AND REGULATION

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   A Learning Culture. The regulatory systems in which learning and maintenance of performance is critically important―such as civil aviation,25 pharmacovigilance, workplace health and safety―approach ‘regulation’ as a behavioural system to support people making the right decisions through constant feedback and learning.

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4. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Ethics and governance in the digital age - Jana Mišić, 2021

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   Dec 27, 2021 · Biographies. Jana Mišić is a PhD candidate in ethics and technology at the University of Twente and the Rathenau Institute, The Hague. She is also a Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellow within the PROTECT project. Her research focuses on ethical risk frameworks for algorithmic decision-making in the public sector. This article argues that ethics ...

5. royalsocietypublishing.org › doi › 10Soft ethics, the governance of the digital and the General ...

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   Oct 15, 2018 · 2. Ethics, regulation and governance. On the governance of the digital, there is much to be said, and even more still to be understood and theorized, but one point is clear: the governance of the digital (henceforth digital governance), the ethics of the digital (henceforth digital ethics, also known as computer, information or data ethics []) and the regulation of the digital (henceforth ...

   • Author: Luciano Floridi, Luciano Floridi

   • Publish Year: 2018

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 357361301Ethics and governance in the digital age - ResearchGate

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   Oct 1, 2021 · In the current era of emerging technologies and cutting-edge inventions, it is equally important to consider the ethical aspects of research and innovations to have an ethical space for the ...

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   Do regulations define ethical behaviour?

   • Regulations increasingly define both what constitutes ethical behaviour for organisations and how ethics are applied in corporations. This trend is sustained by both hard and soft regulations.

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   How can a regulatory system support ethical behaviour?

   • A policy of supporting ethical behaviour. The regulatory system will be most effective in affecting the behaviour of individuals where it supports ethical and fair behaviour. Ethical regulators. Regulators should—self-evidently—adopt unimpeachable, consistent and transparent ethical practice. Ethical businesses.

   ETHICS IN BUSINESS PRACTICE AND REGULATION - GOV.UK

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   Why is ethics important?

   • In other words, ethics is central to people’s observance of rules, and an advanced contemporary society that seeks to maximise compliance with its rules cannot avoid basing both the substance of its rules and the way they are made and applied on the sound ethical principles that are followed by that society.

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   How does Digital Ethics shape digital regulation and digital governance?

   • Digital ethics shapes digital regulation and digital governance through the relation of moral evaluation of what is socially acceptable or preferable. Digital governance in figure 1 is just one of the three normative forces that can shape and guide the development of the digital.

   Soft ethics, the governance of the digital and the General Data

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   Are ethical adaptation and legal regulation the same?

   • While ethical adaptation and legal regulation belong to different domains, both are effective means of regulating modern technology. Ethical adaptation is widely applicable and influential but less restrictive, and many technological issues arise precisely as a result of the lack of ethical fibre on the part of technological actors.

   Ethical adaptation and legal regulation of modern technology

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   Do ethics professionals rely on external regulative standards?

   • More broadly, our analysis reveals that ethics professionals mainly rely on external regulative standards to design internal tools without necessarily engaging any heavy translation work. This is exemplified by one of the slides extracted from a PowerPoint presentation for a training session in MNC 2.

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8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10How do external regulations shape the design of ethical tools ...

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   Mar 28, 2019 · First, the tool is formalised by designers from the ethics or legal department, i.e., by non-legalists or legalists; second, a potential consulting phase with the legal (or compliance) department ensures that the proposed content complies with applicable standards; third, the proposal is then sent to the ethics committee for validation; fourth and finally, it is ultimately sent back to the ...