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Design For Values Aims, Methods, and Applications

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Beschreibung

Systematically integrate moral values into technology design and engineering

Translating abstract moral values into concrete design requirements remains a persistent challenge across engineering disciplines. Design For Values: Aims, Methods and Applications provides the first book-length introduction...

Beschreibung

Systematically integrate moral values into technology design and engineering

Translating abstract moral values into concrete design requirements remains a persistent challenge across engineering disciplines. Design For Values: Aims, Methods and Applications provides the first book-length introduction to this proactive approach, presenting a systematic methodology for embedding public and moral values into new technology. Grounded in thirty years of research at leading technical universities, it moves ethics from theory into actionable engineering practice.

The book introduces value hierarchies that convert broad principles like sustainability and justice into context-specific design requirements. It provides frameworks for navigating moral overload, value conflict, and stakeholder disagreement through structured design approaches. Four extensive case studies illustrate how these methods work in practice, demonstrating translation from ethical analysis to technical specification across varied domains.

Readers will also find:

  • A design perspective on practical ethics that reframes moral reasoning as an integral component of the engineering and innovation process
  • Methods for identifying, prioritizing, and reconciling competing values when multiple stakeholders hold fundamentally different moral positions on technology
  • Concrete examples and illustrations throughout each chapter showing how abstract ethical principles become measurable, verifiable design requirements
  • Coverage spanning digital and physical technologies, offering broader applicability than approaches limited exclusively to ICT systems or software design
  • A concise treatment specifically structured for use in master-level courses, PhD seminars, and professional development programs for practicing engineers

Designed for graduate students in engineering, design, and ethics of technology, as well as practicing engineers, designers, managers, and policy makers working in science and technology, this book provides the systematic methodology needed to embed values from sustainability to justice into the technologies shaping society.

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

26.10.2026

Verlag John Wiley & Sons
Seitenzahl

176

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

26.10.2026

Verlag John Wiley & Sons
Seitenzahl

176

Maße (L/B/H)

22,8/15,2/1,3 cm

Gewicht

270 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-394-42724-6

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Contributor List vii

    Acknowledgement viii

    1 Technology and Values 1

    1.1 Introduction 1

    1.2 Our Designs Are Value-Laden 2

    1.3 Design for Values 3

    1.4 Ethics in the 21st Century 7

    1.5 Overview of the Book 8

    2 Ethics and Design 10

    2.1 Values in Design 10

    2.2 From Applied Ethics to Ethics by Design 14

    2.3 Features of the Design-for-Value Approach 18

    2.4 Conclusions 20

    3 Design 22

    3.1 Introduction: What Is Design? 22

    3.2 Analyzing Design Tasks 27

    3.3 Developing Responses 29

    3.4 Evaluating Responses 31

    4 Values 33

    4.1 Introduction: What Are Values? 33

    4.2 Value Pluralism and Moral Overload 39

    4.3 Putting Values in Context 42

    5 Design for Values: Analyzing Tasks 50

    5.1 Analyzing Design Tasks 50

    5.2 Understanding and Framing Design Tasks 59

    6 Design for Values: Developing Responses 71

    6.1 Detailing: Specification of Values 71

    6.2 Multiple Response Directions: Overcoming Moral Overload 75

    6.3 Task and Response Coevolution 76

    7 Design for Values: Evaluating Responses 85

    7.1 Prototyping and Value Testing 85

    7.2 Validation 91

    7.3 Monitoring and Value Change 93

    8 A Case 100

    8.1 The Design Task 100

    8.2 Investigations: Empathy and Stakeholders 101

    8.3 Developing Multiple Responses 101

    8.4 Task and Response Coevolution 104

    8.5 Moral Overload 104

    8.6 Evaluating Responses 105

    9 Values Are Design Consequential 107

    9.1 The Design Consequentiality of Values 107

    9.2 Enabling and Developing Design for Values 112

    10 Criticisms, Responses, and Insights 122

    10.1 Existing Design Is Already Design for Values 122

    10.2 Values Cannot Be Embedded in Design but Depend on Use 123

    10.3 Values Are Relative to Place and Culture 125

    10.4 Values Are Fundamentally Contested 126

    10.5 Design for Values Can Also Be Used for Bad Purposes 128

    10.6 Values are not Static Entities but Might Change 129

    10.7 Design for Values Is a Technological Fix 130

    Some Final Thoughts 133

    Bibliography 136