Ethics

Guest Blogger Intro (Blitz)

By Marc Blitz

Many thanks to Adam for inviting me to blog here this month.  I teach and write primarily about law and technology as a professor at Oklahoma City University?s School of Law.  My recent work has focused on exploring areas where constitutional law meets emerging technology -- especially on how such new technology (from video surveillance to video games and virtual reality) might threaten or enhance our privacy and freedoms of thought and expression.  I?ve recently become very interested in how neuroethics and neuroscience intersect with these areas of law.  So I?m looking forward to using the next few weeks to blog about some of the recent scholarship on this subject.  I also to look forward to comments from readers recommending other books and articles that provide insights on how neuroscience can illuminate our thinking about liberty and privacy (and their future).  

Full post as published by Neuroethics and Law on March 11, 2009 (boomark / email).