Toward an ethics of digital government
A first discussion
Rob Domanski (City University of New York)
Elsa Estevez (UNS-CONICET San Andres 800)
Evgeny Styrin (National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University))
Mark Alfano (Australian Catholic University, TU Delft - Technology, Policy and Management)
Teresa M. Harrison (State University of New York at Albany)
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Abstract
In this panel, scholars discuss involving data, computational analysis, and information technology that hasthe potential to present ethical quandaries in the course of decision making related to digital government. More specifically, the presentations focus on algorithm-based decision making, personally identifiable information, and the manipulation of publicopinion in social media channels. Discussion following the presentations will focus on how ethical guidelines should be formulated or what their specific content should be.