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    3. What is the limitation of diplomacy using technology? Give examples! Despite all the helpful features of the technology‚ especially the information and communication technology‚ on diplomacy‚ there are also numbers of the limitation of the technology that are in some way become the double-edge sword for the diplomacy itself. There are three main limitation of the technology itself for the practice of diplomacy which are the pervasive surveillance‚ cyberwar‚ and loss of privacy. In addition to

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    Ethical Issue of Nokia

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    Unethical conduct of Nokia In recent months‚ Nokia releases a video to demonstrate the most advanced camera phone technology-PureView camera. It is a centerpiece of the new Nokia smart phone-Lumia 920. The company used what appears to be professional video equipment to produce misleading demonstration videos.  In the video‚ there is a glimpse of the camera that is actually shooting the scene in the reflection of a trailer. It revealed that a professional camera crew using a camera

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    Ethical Issues in Health Abortion Abortion is one of the most polarising moral issues in today’s society. It presents an ethical dilemma for many people and especially all healthcare professionals involved. Firstly‚ this essay will begin by briefly outlining the highly controversial issue of abortion‚ discuss why this topic draws fierce debate‚ for and against‚ and explain the current legal standing in the UK today. It will then move on to explain how different ethical models can be used in relation

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    Information and Communication Technologies and the Effects of Globalization: Twenty-First Century "Digital Slavery" for Developing Countries--Myth or Reality? L. A. Ogunsola Hezekiah Oluwasanmi Library‚ Obafemi Awolowo University Ile - Ife‚ Nigeria Abstract The main goal of this paper is to examine the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) revolution and the concept of globalization as they effect developing countries. Globalization as one of the reasons for possible widening of

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    Communication and Information Technology Jennifer Randall HCS/320 July 12‚ 2011 Mrs. Erica Williams Communication and Information Technology Paper-based medical records have been used in various health care facilities for centuries. However‚ professionals have been slowly trying to interchange this deep-rooted system into computer-based records. “Electronic medical records are a set of databases that contain health information for patients within a given institution or organization‚ compiled

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    problem…. 11- “Should Cynthia report her additional findings once again to the audit board? 12- Should she take steps to make sure that this information becomes public?” 13- (Donaldson‚ Werhane‚ & Van Zandt‚ 2008‚ p. 109). 14- The question is a far greater statement than just a mere question of should‚ should not‚ ethical or responsibility‚ but rather what are the mechanisms in place that govern all things? 15- Is it truly a question of should Cynthia do this to right that which is wrong or perhaps

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    In the beginning of the novel Makina’s village‚ a Mexican community we get a glimpse of the Underworld. “I’m dead‚ Makina to herself when everything lurched: a man with a can was crossing the street‚ a dull groan suddenly surged through the asphalt‚ the man stood still as if waiting for someone to repeat the question and then the earth opened up beneath his feet: it swallowed the man‚ and with him a car and a dog‚ all the oxygen around and even the screams of passers-by.’’(Herrera11) Yuri Herrera

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    Ethical Issue: Abortion

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    ETHICAL ISSUE: ABORTION INTRODUCTION The root question to ethics is whether abortion is considered murder or a justified killing? Is it morally wrong and if so‚ should it be made legal or illegal? There are mainly 2 views towards abortion. The pro-choice regard abortion as acceptable in some circumstances as women should be given a freedom of choice. Whereas the pro-life regard abortion an absolute act of wrong and should be criminalized. Let us first take a look at various

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    Ethical Environmental Issues SOC 120: Introduction To Ethics & Social Responsibility 01/18/10 “Ethics is the study of the choices people make regarding right and wrong” (Ruggiero‚ 2008). Environmental ethics‚ it is more of a study about moral relationships of human beings to‚ and also the value and moral status of‚ the environment and its nonhuman contents. Humans have been sharing our lives with nature for many of years; we have to make many ethical decisions with respect to the environment

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    EN 130.1.1 English Composition II It is obvious that the Internet since its creation has and will continue to change the way most of us live today. The social impact of the Internet brought with it new concepts of sociology‚ ways to research and how the knowledge can be applied. The sad thing is it also brought with it the disconnect of one on one human contact in everyday life. If we take a moment and visit the virtual world we find that physical interaction rarely occurs‚ yet in cyberspace

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