Organizations and Values in Science and Technology

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This paper articulates a conceptual framework for examining philosophical issues such as the role of values in science at an organizational level. It distinguishes between three dimensions of organizations - organizational aims, organizational structure, and organizational culture - and it examines how these dimensions relate to values in research and development, with a focus on machine learning systems for predictive policing. This framework can be fruitful in identifying interesting and understudied philosophical problems - including those involving inter-organizational divisions of labor - that might otherwise be difficult to conceptualize.

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Biddle, J. B. (2024). Organizations and Values in Science and Technology. In Philosophy of Science (Vol. 91, pp. 1159–1168). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/psa.2023.145

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