The new comprehensive standard work for the field of digital ethics. The handbook provides an overview of the challenges and special features of ethics in the digital space and brings together renowned experts on the following topics: theoretical approaches (deontological approaches, narrative ethics, trans- and posthuman approaches, and more), values of digital ethics (justice, autonomy, privacy, etc.), discourses (discrimination, surveillance, data protection, etc.), and fields of practice (communication, gaming, learning and education, etc.). With articles by Regina Ammicht Quinn, Ben Bachmair, Klaus Beck, Kathi Beier, Dieter Birnbacher, Dagmar Borchers, Stefan Brink, Peter Bröckerhoff, Rafael Capurro, Hans-Henrik Dassow, Jan Doria, Nicola Döring, Alexander Filipović, Christian Fuchs, Rüdiger Funiok, Maike Gossen, Petra Grimm, Armin Grunwald, Björn Haferkamp, Martin Hähnel, Jessica Heesen, Martin Hennig, Clarissa Henning, Michel Hohendanner, Dietmar Kammerer, Matthias Karmasin, Antonia Kempkens, Nina Köberer, Vanessa Kokoschka, Hans Krah, Larissa Krainer, Susanne Kuhnert, Jan Mehlich, Catrin Misselhorn, Julia Maria Mönig, Regina Müller, Sebastian Müller, Horst Niesyto, Claudia Paganini, Matthias Pfeffer, Marlis Prinzing, Lars Rademacher, Tilman Santarius, Christian Schicha, Marcel Schlegel, Stefan Selke, Ingrid Stapf, Kai Erik Trost, Nicole van Geel, Frederike van Oorschot, Eduardo Villanueva-Mansilla, Eva Weber-Guskar, Verena Weigand, Micha H. Werner, Klaus Wiegerling, Christiane Woopen, and Oliver Zöllner.