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100 | _aMascarenhas, Ozzie | ||
245 | _aEthics of E-waste Management: An Input–Process–Output Analytic Approach | ||
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520 | _aE-waste is looming as a gigantic global problem that is an increasing threat to ecology, biology and sustainability. Most of e-waste management solutions, legislations and enforcements thus far are post-factum (after the e-waste stream or damage has occurred) band aids or quick-fixes that become mutated problems of tomorrow. In exploring ethics of e-waste management, we offer an integrated before– during–after approach of inputs, processes and outputs. We first characterize the e-waste enterprise in its antecedent inputs of design and production, in its process of distribution and marketing, and in its consequent outputs of e-consumption, e-disposal and e-waste. Several ethical theories are invoked and applied and their potential for resolving the e-waste problem explored. | ||
650 | _aEthics | ||
650 | _aEcology | ||
650 | _aE-waste | ||
650 | _aMorality | ||
650 | _aSustainability | ||
700 | _aD'souza, Doris | ||
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_039811 _dNew Delhi XLRI Jamshedpur _oS85340 _tManagement and Labour Studies, 41 (1) Feb 2016 _x0258-042X |
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