John Hooker
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John Hooker is a leading voice in business ethics, with a particular focus on the moral challenges posed by emerging technologies. His research centers on the ethical implications of automation, artificial intelligence, and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, examining how these forces reshape business practices and societal norms. His most-cited work, “Ethical Implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for Business and Society” (2019, 43 citations), critically analyzes the rapid deployment of technologies such as driverless cargo trucks, AI-driven mortgage approvals, machine-learning paralegals, and algorithmic management. Hooker argues that these innovations raise urgent questions about accountability, fairness, and human dignity, and he provides a framework for navigating these dilemmas. Beyond this paper, his contributions span the intersection of ethics, technology, and organizational behavior, influencing both academic discourse and practical decision-making. Hooker’s work is essential reading for students and researchers grappling with how businesses can responsibly integrate transformative technologies while upholding ethical standards. His scholarship continues to shape conversations on the future of work, corporate responsibility, and the societal impact of automation.
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