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System of values in a digital society.
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Warsaw University of Technology
Submission date: 2022-07-05
Acceptance date: 2022-11-25
Publication date: 2022-11-29
JoMS 2022;49(2):646-658
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ABSTRACT
Objectives:
The development of information and communication technologies brings with it the creation of a digital society and the virtualization of life. New virtual communities isolated from traditional social structures are being created.
Material and methods:
This raises the question of the adequacy of the system of national and international law, including the EU law, to this new situation caused by the virtualization of society. A second question to be addressed concerns the adequacy of the existing value system, which has developed from the dominant culture in Europe and other parts of the Western world until recently.
Results:
The goal of this study is not to find an answer to the question of what law or ethics should be in a digital society, but only to assess the adequacy of the current legal and ethical system.
Conclusions:
Any crisis, even ethical or moral, should lead to a stabilization and normalization of relationships in society, even if it is digital.
The development of information and communication technologies brings with it the creation of a digital society and the virtualization of life. New virtual communities isolated from traditional social structures are being created.
Material and methods:
This raises the question of the adequacy of the system of national and international law, including the EU law, to this new situation caused by the virtualization of society. A second question to be addressed concerns the adequacy of the existing value system, which has developed from the dominant culture in Europe and other parts of the Western world until recently.
Results:
The goal of this study is not to find an answer to the question of what law or ethics should be in a digital society, but only to assess the adequacy of the current legal and ethical system.
Conclusions:
Any crisis, even ethical or moral, should lead to a stabilization and normalization of relationships in society, even if it is digital.
METADATA IN OTHER LANGUAGES:
Italian
Il sistema dei valori nella società digitale.
etica in Internet, diritto di Internet, società dell’informazione, virtualizzazione della vita, internet
Scopo del lavoro
Lo sviluppo delle tecnologie dell’informazione e della comunicazione porta con sé la creazione di una società digitale e la virtualizzazione della vita. Si stanno creando nuove comunità virtuali isolate dalle strutture sociali tradizionali.
Materiale e metodi
Ciò solleva la questione dell’adeguatezza del sistema di diritto nazionale e internazionale, compreso quello comunitario, a questa nuova situazione causata dalla virtualizzazione della società. Una seconda questione da affrontare riguarda l’adeguatezza del sistema di valori esistenti, che si è sviluppato a partire dalla cultura dominante in Europa e in altre parti del mondo occidentale fino a poco tempo fa.
Risultati
L’obiettivo di questo studio non è quello di trovare una risposta alla domanda su quale dovrebbe essere il diritto o l’etica in una società digitale, ma solo di valutare l’adeguatezza dell’attuale sistema legale ed etico.
Conclusioni
Qualsiasi crisi, anche etica o morale, deve portare a una stabilizzazione e a una normalizzazione dei rapporti nella società, anche se digitale.
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