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Title: The Knowledge Economy and Moral Community.
Authors: di Norcia, Vincent1 vaal@isys.ca
Source: Journal of Business Ethics. Jun2002 Part 2, Vol. 38 Issue 1/2, p167-177. 11p.
Subject Terms: *Interpersonal communication, *Computer networks, Social aspects, Behavioral ethics, Telecommunication systems, Sociology, Conduct of life, Codes of ethics, Interpersonal relations & ethics, Social groups research, Social psychology, Ethics
Abstract: This essay suggests that the 21st century knowledge economy represents a moderate form of moral community. To show this I first clarify the ideas of moral community and a knowledge economy. The latter reflects the emergence of high volume, high speed, high precision (or +VSP) electronic communications and exchange networks, both of which embody the ethical value of reciprocity. One result has been the emergence of commercially oriented knowledge communities. In conclusion, the +VSP communications knowledge economy raises several problems, about truth, social turbulence, and democratic community. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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