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Title: E-Governance: A Synergy of Computer Ethics, Information Ethics, And Cyber Ethics
Authors: Brijesh Khandelwal
Keywords: Brain Drain
brain over flow
brain export
brain exchange
reverse brain drain
Issue Date: 2014
Publisher: Journal of Moti Lal Rastogi School of Management
Abstract: The development of the internet and other communication technologies over the past decade has seen a corresponding growth in the development and use of technologically-based e-governance. This paper explores concerns arising/or the term e-governance and the impact of ethics committees and how these might be addressed. Ethicsforms a subsystem of society that is connected to other subsystems such as economy, technology, polity, religion, culture, ecology, science, medicine, etc. Hence if a human being acts in the ethical system ofsociety, she/he also acts in another societal system. This result in a differentiation of the ethical system and of subsystems such as economical ethics, technological ethics.political ethics, religious ethics, cultural ethics, ecological ethics, scientific ethics, medical ethics, etc .. This paper will review three types of ethics i.e. computer ethics, information ethics, and cyber ethics and their impact on e-governance. We have also reviewed the said ethics in terms of their explicit behaviours and the concerns.
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