Ethics in bioengineering
Journal of Business Ethics · 1990 · Volume 9 · Issue 3
Abstract
Bioengineering, as the decisive extension of engineering action to human life itself, constitutes a fundamental enlargement of the technical realm, and calls for a commensurate expansion of ethical reflection. In fact, the engineering profession has been actively pursuing the development of new ethical codes, and the promotion of ethics by bioengineers both in the United States and on the international level deserves philosophical recognition and support.
Keywords
Reflection, United States, Economic Growth, Human Life, International Level
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