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SIGCAS Computers and Society, Volume 16-17

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Volume 16-17, Numbers 4-1, October / February 1987

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Jay BloomBecker:
Computer ethics: an antidote to despair. 3-11
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Arthur Cordell:
The uneasy eighties: the transition to an information society. 12-18
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Joyce Barakett, Lary Prochner:
The effects of computer use in early childhood socialization. 19-27
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Jay Liebowitz:
Common fallacies about expert systems. 28-33
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Maxine S. Cohen:
Book Reviews: Empirical studies of programers by Elliot Solway and Witharma Iyengar (eds.) (Ablex Publishing Corp. 1986). 34
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Don Gotterbarn:
Book Review: Computers and the Information Society by Richard S. Rosenberg (John Wiley & Sons, 1986). 35-36

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