What makes freedom valuable to us? Through an interdisciplinary lens, this book gives an original account of the relationship between freedom and knowledge and offers new perspectives on debates surrounding privacy, corporate culture, consumer protection, freedom of speech and more.
What makes freedom valuable to us? Through an interdisciplinary lens, this book gives an original account of the relationship between freedom and knowledge and offers new perspectives on debates surrounding privacy, corporate culture, consumer protection, freedom of speech and more.
Boudewijn de Bruin is professor at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. He studied mathematics and philosophy and obtained his PhD from the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation at the University of Amsterdam. He has held visiting positions at Harvard Business School and the University of Cambridge, where he is Life Member of Clare Hall. He is the recipient of various grants from the Dutch Research Council, and is the author of Ethics and the Global Financial Crisis: Why Incompetence is Worse than Greed (Cambridge University Press, 2015).
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction: Why Freedom is Not Enough * 1: From Choice Overload to Discrimination: Arguments for Freedom * 2: From Brainwashing to Neuromarketing: Freedom of Belief * 3: From the Value of Knowledge to Skills and Stereotypes: The Individual Ideal of Known Freedom * 4: From Common Knowledge to the Ethics of Communication: The Social Ideal of Acknowledged Freedom * 5: Sustainable Finance and Responsible Investors * 6: Ethics Management and Informed Stakeholders * 7: Freedom of Speech and Consumer Autonomy * 8: Liberal Privacy and Legal Protection * Conclusion: How Freedom Can Be Sufficient
* Introduction: Why Freedom is Not Enough * 1: From Choice Overload to Discrimination: Arguments for Freedom * 2: From Brainwashing to Neuromarketing: Freedom of Belief * 3: From the Value of Knowledge to Skills and Stereotypes: The Individual Ideal of Known Freedom * 4: From Common Knowledge to the Ethics of Communication: The Social Ideal of Acknowledged Freedom * 5: Sustainable Finance and Responsible Investors * 6: Ethics Management and Informed Stakeholders * 7: Freedom of Speech and Consumer Autonomy * 8: Liberal Privacy and Legal Protection * Conclusion: How Freedom Can Be Sufficient
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