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Table of contents of journal: *Journal of information ethics

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PRIVACY IN THE COMPUTER-AGE
Authors: SAFTNER D RAGHUNATHAN B
Citation: D. Saftner et B. Raghunathan, PRIVACY IN THE COMPUTER-AGE, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 43-51
REFERENCE LIBRARIANS IN PRIVATE-PRACTICE - ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE TRANSITION FROM EMPLOYEE TO SELF-EMPLOYMENT
Authors: SAWYER DC
Citation: Dc. Sawyer, REFERENCE LIBRARIANS IN PRIVATE-PRACTICE - ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE TRANSITION FROM EMPLOYEE TO SELF-EMPLOYMENT, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 52-59
THE ETHICAL ROLE OF INFORMATION IN SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES
Authors: LOCKWAY L
Citation: L. Lockway, THE ETHICAL ROLE OF INFORMATION IN SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 60-68
ATTITUDES TOWARD ETHICAL ISSUES - A SURVEY OF UK REFERENCE LIBRARIANSAND SCHOOLS OF LIBRARIANSHIP AND INFORMATION-SCIENCE
Authors: LONSDALE D OPPENHEIM C
Citation: D. Lonsdale et C. Oppenheim, ATTITUDES TOWARD ETHICAL ISSUES - A SURVEY OF UK REFERENCE LIBRARIANSAND SCHOOLS OF LIBRARIANSHIP AND INFORMATION-SCIENCE, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 69-78
APPROACHING ZERO - THE EXTRAORDINARY UNDERWORLD OF HACKERS, PHREAKERS, VIRUS WRITERS, AND KEYBOARD CRIMINALS - MUNGO,P, CLOUGH,B
Authors: PEATTIE N
Citation: N. Peattie, APPROACHING ZERO - THE EXTRAORDINARY UNDERWORLD OF HACKERS, PHREAKERS, VIRUS WRITERS, AND KEYBOARD CRIMINALS - MUNGO,P, CLOUGH,B, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 79-82
METAMAN - THE MERGING OF HUMANS AND MACHINES INFO A GLOBAL SUPERORGANISM - STOCK,G
Authors: HITES D
Citation: D. Hites, METAMAN - THE MERGING OF HUMANS AND MACHINES INFO A GLOBAL SUPERORGANISM - STOCK,G, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 82-84
INFORMATION WARFARE - CHAOS ON THE ELECTRONIC SUPERHIGHWAY - SCHWARTAU,W
Authors: HITES D
Citation: D. Hites, INFORMATION WARFARE - CHAOS ON THE ELECTRONIC SUPERHIGHWAY - SCHWARTAU,W, Journal of information ethics, 4(2), 1995, pp. 84-90
ETHICS OFTEN FAILS TO COMPUTE
Authors: HAUPTMAN R
Citation: R. Hauptman, ETHICS OFTEN FAILS TO COMPUTE, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 3-3
UNTITLED - COMMENTS
Authors: FRANKLIN R
Citation: R. Franklin, UNTITLED - COMMENTS, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 4-4
BREAKING MANAGERIAL INFORMATION MONOPOLIES - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SETTING WORKPLACE INFORMATION POLICY
Authors: ALFINO M
Citation: M. Alfino, BREAKING MANAGERIAL INFORMATION MONOPOLIES - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SETTING WORKPLACE INFORMATION POLICY, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 5-10
THE RECOVERY OF ETHICS IN LIBRARIANSHIP
Authors: SEVERSON R
Citation: R. Severson, THE RECOVERY OF ETHICS IN LIBRARIANSHIP, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 11-16
STRANGE DATA FROM DRUG COMPANIES
Authors: EISENMAN R
Citation: R. Eisenman, STRANGE DATA FROM DRUG COMPANIES, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 17-19
RIGHT AND RULE VERSUS PRIVILEGE, RESPONSIBILITY, AND TRUST
Authors: VANSWAAY M
Citation: M. Vanswaay, RIGHT AND RULE VERSUS PRIVILEGE, RESPONSIBILITY, AND TRUST, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 20-25
AN EXAMINATION OF COMPUTER-RELATED PROBLEMS - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Authors: PARKER R
Citation: R. Parker, AN EXAMINATION OF COMPUTER-RELATED PROBLEMS - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 26-35
COMPUTER CRIME STATUTES IN THE UNITED-STATES
Authors: WYATT JEC
Citation: Jec. Wyatt, COMPUTER CRIME STATUTES IN THE UNITED-STATES, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 36-40
COMPUTER SECURITY, ETHICS, AND LAW
Authors: COOPER HA
Citation: Ha. Cooper, COMPUTER SECURITY, ETHICS, AND LAW, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 41-53
THE MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS - 3 LEVELS OF PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Authors: GOTTERBARN D
Citation: D. Gotterbarn, THE MORAL RESPONSIBILITY OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS - 3 LEVELS OF PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 54-64
ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT AND EQUITY ISSUES
Authors: BEWAYO ED
Citation: Ed. Bewayo, ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT AND EQUITY ISSUES, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 65-73
THE RUSHDIE LETTERS - FREEDOM TO SPEAK, FREEDOM TO WRITE - MCDONOUGH,S
Authors: PEATTIE N
Citation: N. Peattie, THE RUSHDIE LETTERS - FREEDOM TO SPEAK, FREEDOM TO WRITE - MCDONOUGH,S, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 75-79
KINDLY INQUISITORS - THE NEW ATTACKS ON FREE THOUGHT - RAUCH,J
Authors: STICHLER RN
Citation: Rn. Stichler, KINDLY INQUISITORS - THE NEW ATTACKS ON FREE THOUGHT - RAUCH,J, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 79-83
COMPUTERIZATION AND CONTROVERSY - VALUE CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL CHOICES - DUNLOP,C, KLING,R
Authors: HAUPTMAN R
Citation: R. Hauptman, COMPUTERIZATION AND CONTROVERSY - VALUE CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL CHOICES - DUNLOP,C, KLING,R, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 83-84
AMBITION, DISCRIMINATION, AND CENSORSHIP IN LIBRARIES - SELTH,JP
Authors: STEVEN ND
Citation: Nd. Steven, AMBITION, DISCRIMINATION, AND CENSORSHIP IN LIBRARIES - SELTH,JP, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 85-86
CENSORED BOOKS - CRITICAL VIEWPOINTS - KAROLIDES,NJ, BURRESS,L, KEAN,JM
Authors: STEVENS ND
Citation: Nd. Stevens, CENSORED BOOKS - CRITICAL VIEWPOINTS - KAROLIDES,NJ, BURRESS,L, KEAN,JM, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 86-87
FRIENDLY SPIES - HOW AMERICA ALLIES ARE USING ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE TO STEAL OUR SECRETS - SCHWEIZER,P
Authors: STEVENS ND
Citation: Nd. Stevens, FRIENDLY SPIES - HOW AMERICA ALLIES ARE USING ECONOMIC ESPIONAGE TO STEAL OUR SECRETS - SCHWEIZER,P, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 87-88
TESTING TESTING - SOCIAL-CONSEQUENCES OF THE EXAMINED LIFE - HANSON,FA
Authors: STEVENS ND
Citation: Nd. Stevens, TESTING TESTING - SOCIAL-CONSEQUENCES OF THE EXAMINED LIFE - HANSON,FA, Journal of information ethics, 4(1), 1995, pp. 88-89
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