Chapter 1 Materializing morality in ancient China? An exegesis of Confucius’ imperative -- Chapter 2 Finding a Daoist perspective for engineering -- Chapter 3 Environment as a “community of life” – The ontological foundations of environmental protection in China -- Chapter 4 Chinese moral psychology in engineering ethics education assessment.

China is a leading engineering country, fueling unprecedented global development. Technology and educational exchanges bring Chinese organizations, practitioners, and students together with similar groups from around the world. These collaborations depend on ethical and cultural considerations as much as technical expertise. To facilitate understanding and strengthen cooperation, this volume provides an overview of current research and discussions related to China, engineering, and ethics. It includes perspectives from experts in engineering and technology ethics with first-hand China experience. This volume seeks to promote understandings of Chinese cultural and social contexts that are central to ethical engineering. By reading, discussing, and applying the knowledge contained in this volume, the hope is that scholars, policymakers, and (especially) engineers working in and/or with China will have a better understanding of Chinese culture and history, and how these affect practices surrounding engineering and technology. In turn, such understanding would lead to greater cooperation, better realizing the global benefits of ethical engineering. Describes the philosophical and psychological foundations of technology and engineering in China Explains the educational and professional formation of engineers in China and abroad Discusses political and policy contexts of technology and engineering in China .