Law, Human Agency and Autonomic Computing

Discover the profound insights of Law, Human Agency and Autonomic Computing by M. Hildebrandt, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2011. This thought-provoking hardback, spanning 248 pages, delves into the intricate legal implications surrounding the concept of human agency within the rapidly evolving realm of autonomic computing.

Hildebrandt expertly examines how this emerging paradigm influences not only individual autonomy but also the socio-technical infrastructures that underpin our society. By interrogating the intersections of law, technology, and human agency, this book offers a compelling exploration for scholars and practitioners alike in the fields of law and technology.

Whether you are a legal professional, a philosopher, or simply interested in the impacts of technology on human rights, this book is an essential addition to your library. Engage with the critical discussions that shape our understanding of liberty in the age of advanced computing.