2004
Volume 37, Issue 2
  • ISSN: 0921-5077
  • E-ISSN: 1875-7235

Abstract

Samenvatting

Innovatieve technologieën brengen een fundamentele verschuiving teweeg in de verantwoordelijkheden van leiders en dus in de leiderschapstheorieën die deze veranderingen duiden. Leiders moeten zich aanpassen aan de groeiende rol van technologische hulpmiddelen in besluitvormingsprocessen en nieuwe vaardigheden ontwikkelen om effectief keuzes te kunnen maken. Daarbij is het belangrijk om inzicht te krijgen in het veranderende morele landschap, waarbij moreel actorschap zich niet langer beperkt tot de leider, maar ook de techniek omvat. Het begrijpen van deze dynamiek is belangrijk voor leiders, technologische ontwikkelaars en de bredere maatschappij om ervoor te zorgen dat de ontwikkeling en het gebruik van technologie op een verantwoorde en ethische manier gebeurt. Dit artikel biedt een filosofische uiteenzetting om deze inzichten te verschaffen en om een andere kijk te bewerkstelligen op de fundamentele relaties tussen actoren en de gevolgen van besluitvormingstechnologieën, vanuit een postfenomenologisch perspectief. In een veld dat traditioneel door andere theoretische inzichten wordt beheerst, zoals leiderschapstheorie, kan techniekfilosofie een aanvulling en nieuwe inzichten verschaffen rondom de uitdagingen van modern leiderschap.

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