Cybernetics Orchestration Between States and Corporations Without Rule of Law

Hüseyin Tolu
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Hüseyin Tolu: Recep Tayyip Erdogan University, Turkey

International Journal of Technoethics (IJT), 2020, vol. 11, issue 1, 17-27

Abstract: The political sociology of emerging technology is critical for any government, particularly in terms of the potential for assisting in ruling over the citizen body. Noticeably, while authoritarian governments have little to no concern about their ‘right to rule', how is ‘rule of law' in the technoethics of cybernetics defined in democratic regimes? As we are now in the cyber era, this study contends that various democratic practices in cybernetics have in practice transformed into techniques of technocratic totalitarianism throughout partnerships between governments and corporations under the guise of democratism. Hence, this study hypothesises that the technoethics of cybernetics, the divisions between legitimacy versus illegitimacy, and judicial versus unjudicial matters have turned out to be indistinct in theory, which noticeably signifies many constitutional violations.

Date: 2020
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