The Right to a Human Answer
Ethical Reopening and Contestability in Post-Personal Institutions
Abstract
A conceptual theory article defining Ethical Reopening Capacity and the Right to an Effective Human Answer. It explains why explanation or nominal review is insufficient when no accountable human being can reconsider a consequential decision, correct connected records, provide remedy, and protect challengers from retaliation.
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