Stephanie Hare

Stephanie Hare earned her Master of Science and PhD from the London School of Economics, specializing in the theory and history of International Relations, with a particular focus on Cold War history. This foundational academic experience equipped her with a multidisciplinary perspective that later became central to her work in technology ethics. Transitioning into the professional world in 2000, Hare began her career at Accenture, where she spent three years gaining practical technology experience, including coding and project management, and developed a keen interest in understanding user needs and applying technology to solve complex business problems. Following her tenure at Accenture, Hare was awarded the prestigious Alistair Horne Visiting Fellowship at St Antony’s College, Oxford.

Her deep engagement with these challenges directly informed her critically acclaimed book, ‘Technology Is Not Neutral – A Short Guide to Technology Ethics,’ a work that meticulously explores the ethical considerations inherent in technology design and deployment, offering a practical framework for addressing these complex societal issues. As a renowned researcher and author, Stephanie Hare continues to provide valuable insights to organizations navigating complex digital landscapes. Her unique multidisciplinary perspective, combining a strong academic background in International Relations with extensive practical experience in technology and cybersecurity, positions her as a leading voice on technology ethics. Her work, particularly her book ‘Technology Is Not Neutral,’ underscores her commitment to fostering responsible technology development and deployment, making her a sought-after expert for discussions on the future of technology, politics, and society.