Japan's engineering ethics and Western culture: social status, democracy, and economic globalization

Lanham: Lexington Books (2021)
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This book examines the broad historical process of introducing engineering ethics in Japan from the late nineteenth century to the twentieth century. The author discusses this process from a comprehensive perspective, including not only engineering education but also various issues in science, technology, and society studies.

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