Code of Silence: Ethics of Disasters
We want to believe that our skyscrapers, bridges, airplanes, and ships are fail-safe. But, the history of man-made disasters from the Titanic to the World Trade Center suggest otherwise. A "code of silence" among technologists hides their "dirty little family secrets" from the public. You should know the risks and why "history repeats itself." This is one book you will need to understand the dangers we face. Read it and demand change. Your future might well depend upon it.
286 pages
English edition · First published 2003 by Trojan Pub. Co · ISBN 9780972098441
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