... and innovation workers. Its intent is to employ the topic of “ethical cheating” as the springboard for opening a constructive dialogue between historic traditions of academic ethics and the emergence of digital‐age learners who are already functioning as digital pioneers, innovators, and content contributors...

... the addition of an ethical judgment component – often considered subjective – to computer decision algorithms. The possibility that this would involve endowing computers with “consciousness” opens potentials for both utopian and dystopian manifestations. Originality/value Provides a possible...

... includes 37 publicly funded universities and one small privately funded university which could reasonably be expected to have significant interest in such sources of research income. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Economics Financing Ethics Research Australian universities...

...David Pearce Snyder; John Hinchcliff Purpose This article aims to encourage universities to go beyond the significant obsession with the technical advances of the knowledge society and carefully assess both the epistemological and ethical principles that govern their existence. Ultimately...

... learning. Rebecca Jordan can be contacted at: jordan@aesop.rutgers.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Social responsibility Ethics Citizenship Higher education Undergraduates United States of America In response to “a growing sense that Americans are not responsible...

...Robert A. Scott In a time of ethical lapses and moral ambiguity, it is essential for the university, the source of preparation for managers, scientists, journalists, teachers, and other professionals, to understand its role as a force in preparing graduates for decision‐making. The university...