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ORCIDSIGCAS Computers and Society, Volume 30
Volume 30, Number 1, March 2000
- Frances S. Grodzinsky:
The development of the 'ethical' ICT professional: and the vision of an ethical on-line society: how far have we come and where are we going? 3-7 - David M. Anderson:
The false assumption about the internet. 8-9 - Richard A. Spinello:
Excerpt from cyberethics: morality and law in cyberspace. 10-13 - John M. Artz:
The role of emotion in reason: and its implications for computer ethics. 14-16 - Joseph S. Fulda:
The internet as an engine of scholarship. 17-27
- Melinda Whiting:
SYMPHONY® Magazine looks at technology. 28
- Sean Zdenek:
Avatars of the word: from papyrus to cyberspace. 29-31
- Richard G. Epstein:
In-depth!: the Sentinel-Observer's public affairs television program. 32-36
Volume 30, Number 2, June 2000
- Terrell Ward Bynum:
The foundation of computer ethics. 6-13 - Mark Manion, Abby Goodrum:
Terrorism or civil disobedience: toward a hacktivist ethic. 14-19 - Ellen Rose:
Balancing internet marketing needs with consumer concerns: a property rights framework. 20-24
- Joseph S. Fulda:
A web-based model of the market and the marketplace of ideas. 30-31
- Rónán Kennedy:
Open location. 32-33
- Richard G. Epstein:
Top jobs for the 2030's: computer psychologists command big bucks. 34-36
Volume 30, Number 3, September 2000
- Herman T. Tavani:
Defining the boundaries of computer crime: piracy, break-ins, and sabotage in cyberspace. 3-9 - Douglas M. Allred, Jill Morgan, Betty Ashbaker:
Computers in education receive a mixed review: a case study of a high school computer lab manager. 10-12 - L. Jean Camp, Y. T. Chien:
The internet as public space: concepts, issues, and implications in public policy. 13-19
- Joseph S. Fulda:
Implications of a logical paradox for computer-dispensed justice. 20-21
- Donald O. Walter:
Programs that do what they think you want. 22 - Patrick O'Brien:
A case against the internet: we are not worthy. 23
- Christina Harmon, Chuck Huff:
Teaching computer ethics with detailed historical cases: a web site with cases and instructional support. 24-25
- Christopher Bodnar:
E-topia: urban life, Jim - but not as we know it. 26-27 - Joseph S. Fulda:
Owning the future. 27-28
- Rónán Kennedy:
Open location. 29
- Richard G. Epstein:
Cyberself therapist: bright career prospects. 30-32
Volume 30, Number 4, December 2000
- Deborah G. Johnson, James H. Moor, Herman T. Tavani:
Computer ethics: philosophical enquiry. 6-9 - Philip Brey:
Disclosive computer ethics. 10-16 - Alison Adam:
Gender and computer ethics. 17-24 - Richard A. Spinello:
An ethical evaluation of web site linking. 25-32 - Lucas D. Introna:
Workplace surveillance, privacy and distributive justice. 33-39 - David L. Baumer, Julia Brande Earp, Fay Cobb Payton:
Privacy of medical records: IT implications of HIPAA. 40-47
- Joseph S. Fulda:
Private property, domestic tranquility, and computer technology. 48
- Joseph S. Fulda:
Sara Baase, A Gift of Fire: Social, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Computing. 49-52
- Rónán Kennedy:
Open location. 53-54
- Richard G. Epstein:
The importance of asking questions: have you ever considered...? 55-59
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