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"Although I originally looked at the codes to see how [they] would address and manage technological harms, in practice I found them more able to speak to questions of behavior and hierarchy—thereby making the entire space of the ethical into itself a resource for class politics." (2/7)

"I contend that these codes reflect and enact the production of a category of person: one who performs an elevated class status by standing in solidarity with peers rather than critiquing their projects in public [...]" (3/7)

"[...] and through maintaining the discursive boundary surrounding institutionally certified and accredited forms of engineering knowledge." Article is a little bit spicy 🌶️, (4/7)