Ethics, accountability, and recordkeeping in a dangerous world
By: Richard J. Cox ; series editor Geoffrey Yeo.
Series: Principles and practice in records management and archives
Publisher: Facet
Published: 2006
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
ISBN-13: 9781856045964
Subjects: Records -- Management; Business ethics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: From ethics to accountability, or, when do records professionals become whistleblowers?; title: Testing the spirit of the information age; title: Searching for authority and recognition : archivists, records managers, and electronic records; title: Why the archivist of the United States is important to records professionals and America; title: America's pyramids : presidents and their libraries; title: The world is a dangerous place : recordkeeping in the age of terror; title: Technology, the future of work, and records professionals; title: Records and truth in the post-truth society; title: Censorship and records; title: Personal notes : intellectual property, technology, and unfair stories; title: Conclusion: Archiving archives : rethinking and revitalizing a concept.