Boston, MA
United States
Kay Mathiesen
human rights, information ethics, access to information, information rights
computer ethics, information ethics, information access
censorship, information ethics, intellectual freedom, freedom of expression
information ethics, children's rights, right to privacy, Internet, paternalism
librarianship, ethics, information professions, access to information, selection, censorship
human rights, access to information, article 19, libraries
lying, deception, politics, political speech, social epistemology, applied epistemology
human rights, cultural imperialism, library science, social justice
access to information, social justice, distributive justice, Library Science, Information Science
traditional cultural expression, traditional knowledge, cultural property, native american, group rights, privacy, indigenous knowledge, cultural appropriation, information ethics, archival ethics
social epistemology, collective belief, group belief, epistemic agency
social ontology, collective intentionality, collective identity, group identity, social group, metaphysics
collective belief, group belief, social epistemology, Margaret Gilbert
human rights, Internet, access to information, right to communicate, state obligations
information ethics, access to information, value of information, information professional, Luciano Floridi
transparency, government data, open data, open government data, democracy, access to information
race, metaphysics, Ron Mallon, social ontology, John Searle, social facts
ethics, collective, collective action, practical ethics, moral responsibility
information ethics, information science, library science, human rights, access to information, privacy, intellectual property, censorship, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
information ethics, political philosophy, privacy, access to information, human rights, global public reason, intellectual property
social epistemology, testimony, Sanford Goldberg, Miranda Fricker, group rationality, epistemic risk
collective epistemology, epistemic goals, group belief, knowledge, truth, social epistemology
