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This book aims to offer an empirically-informed philosophical framework for understanding the technological construction of power, which allows for a differentiated vocabulary for describing various senses of technological power, while bridging together social and political theory, critical studies of technology, philosophy and ethics of technology.
Four views of power -- Episodic power and technology -- Dispositional power and technology -- Systemic power and technology -- Constitutive power and technology -- Power in the ethics of algorithms -- Power and ethics : conceptual connections -- Power and ethics : practical implications -- Power and absence of ethics : political economy.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-191) and index.