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Whenalgorithmsare now incorporated into a decision-making process, using predictions for decisions can simultaneously lead to consequences in multiple contexts. For example, applying the same algorithmic rationale across different domains might lead to outcome homogenization, which reinforces structural injusti...
and I would define them in terms of three major factors: (1) the judgment of a mineral specimen's aesthetic properties; (2) the sales history of the specimen, and of similar specimens; and (3) the marketing skills that might be used in making the specimen available to interested collector...
Cf. William Galston,Liberal Pluralism(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002), p. 125. I have explored this last issue in greater depth elsewhere. BookGoogle Scholar See Craig L. Carr, ‘Between Virtue and Vice: The Legal Enforcement of Morals,’Kansas Journal of Law and Public PolicyXIV...
and primary value of education policy.The ignorance of fairness in the education policy derives from the ignorance of the policy makers involved.Thus,the solution of this problem relies on the solution of the basic problems in the policy-making process and the implementation of the workable ...
The Long Shadow of the Past: Risk Pooling and the Political Development of Health Care Reform in the States Why do the states seem to be pursuing different types of policy innovation in their health reform? Why so some seem to follow a "solidarity principle," whi... AS Chen,M Weir - ...
Angel, J. J., McCabe D., 2010, Fairness in Financial Markets: The Case of High Frequency Trading, Working PaperJames J. Angel,Douglas McCabe, (2010... J Sarra - Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table 被引量: 9发表: 2014年 Can organization theory inform financial...
Fig. 3. Policy preferences: Redistribution. Note: Pooled population-weighted proportions of respondents that chose each of the response alternatives to the question about whether they agree that the US government should aim to reduce economic differences. The moral views studied in this paper are pr...
Natural and imposed injustices: the challenges in implementing ‘fair’ flood risk management policy in England This paper examines the challenges facing English flood risk management (FRM) policy and practice when considering fair decision-making processes and outco... C Johnson,E Penning-Rowsell,D...
whereby individuals have a rightto the material resources they need in order tolead a decent life, and the principle ofautonomy, whereby once everybody has such alife, individuals should be allowed to pursuetheir conception of the good, and to enjoy thefruits of their labour in pursuit of suc...