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Conscience in computing: a Law Day perspective on computer crime
From a science fiction to reality: cyborg ethics in Japan
Jim Thatcher: making a difference 2008
Gender and computer ethics
Tracking cyberstalkers: a cryptographic approach
Software engineering code of ethics and professional practice: version 4
Review of Computer art computer graphics by Herbert W. Franke. Phaidon 1971
Carey grammar school: a case study of the degree to which a digitally rich school can be considered to have the attributes of a digital society
Cyberself therapist: bright career prospects
Peace, love, and the rise of IBM
The role of stories in computer ethics
The quantified university: an analysis of the Scandal in Academia
Some ethical reflections on cyberstalking
Book Review: Technology and the Future, Sixth Edition Edited by Albert H. Teich
Review of Quicksilver by Norman Hartley
Implementing an ethical approach to big data analytics in assistive robotics for elderly with dementia
Digital wildfires: hyper-connectivity, havoc and a global ethos to govern social media
Computing for the social good: experiences outside the walls
A nice attempt
Computers in developing nations
Clearing house interbank payments system
Commentary: The computer is a relatively new invention in the history of man. It has found application in many sectors, and will undoubtedly influence our society. As we shall show, however, the computer is linked to a chain of development that started 10, 000 years..
The database tool and the information assembly line
Book Review: American Technological Sublime by David E. Nye
Computers and social power
SIGEnergy everything
A web-based model of the market and the marketplace of ideas
Multi-vocality come to life: computer-mediated communication in a diverse society
Human values and the future of technology
Revisiting Moor's Towards a Theory of Privacy in the Information Age
Sketchnoting: an analog skill in the digital age
Beyond numbers and demographics: "experience-near" explorations of the digital divide
Subsumption ethics
1984 and beyond
Balancing Act: Automated GenAI Outputs and Their Impact on Social Media Ecosystems
The decreasing marginal value of evaluation network size
Navigating computer science research through waves of privacy concerns: discussions among computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon University
Making a place for seniors on the Net: SeniorNet, senior identity, and the digital divide
Hacking into Hacking: Gender and the Hacker Phenomenon
Welcome from the new SIGCAS committee
The rational, the pragmatic and the inquiry process: The social study of information- communication systems
Technology as enabler: keeping work distinct from home while working at home
Written on the body: biometrics and identity
Big data and social netbanks: what happens when tech companies become financial companies?
Web accessibility on campus: social issues in practice
Professional codes of conduct and computer ethics education
A computer ethics bibliography
Privacy and security of computerized criminal justice systems
Facilitative and rememberative: novel incentive structures for increased exercise in interactive media
Why we should have seen that coming: comments on Microsoft's tay "experiment, " and wider implications
Teaching social implications of computing
Ethics, information systems, and the information highway
Unlocking the secrets of cell membranes
Lessons from corporate America applied to training in computer ethics
Eugene Spafford: making a difference 2004
Balance in an unbalanced environment: individual integrity and the personal data reporting industry
Plumbing the soul of IS
One Laptop per Child: a misdirection of humanitarian effort
Charity begins at home: a socio-technical analysis of corporate websites to study the response to September 11
Hacking Cyberspace
The Need for a Global Standard of Artificial Intelligence Regulation
Prepared testimony and statement for the record on computer virus legislation
Book review: the future of software
Understanding values and biases in I.T
Computer ethics textbooks: a thirty-year retrospective
The significance of ICT in the generation of code of conduct: from the perspective of polarization of ICT and organizational citizenship behavior
Disclosive computer ethics
Related organizations
The ethical dilemma of internet pornography in the state of Kuwait
The internet as public space: concepts, issues, and implications in public policy
I'm glad the future doesn't need us: a critique of Joy's pessimistic futurism
Project Unplug - A Personal Reflection on Rediscovering the Joy in Being Online
An on-line graduate degree in computers and society
Addressing responsible research and innovation to industry: introduction of a conceptual framework
Diversity and its role in computing resources for further reflection: computing for the social good in education members
Musings on misconduct: a practitioner reflection on the ethical investigation of plagiarism within programming modules
Communication technology and democratic participation: "PENners" in Santa Monica
Corrections, repudiations, and revisions: how computing made 2020 a year for change
Information technology in social entrepreneurship: the role and the reality
Virtual decisions: video game ethics, Just Consequentialism, and ethics on the fly
Book review: The Digital Divide: Facing a Crisk or Creating a Myth by Benjamin M. Compaine
Al watch: field research in artificial intelligence and law: a case study
Book review: The Electronic Eye by David Lyon
Creativity and expert systems: a divergence of the minds
Decision aiding tools in urban public safety systems
Sara Baase, A Gift of Fire: Social, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Computing
The impact on computers on trust in business
Computing history & ethics: the relevance of the real world for social change
Highlighting a few educators
Reflections on GHC2014: the 2014 conference and hopes for the future
Things Fall Apart - Concluding the Scandal in Academia
The use and impact of computer technology on political elections
The internet as an engine of scholarship
Computers in education receive a mixed review: a case study of a high school computer lab manager
Book Reviews: Empirical studies of programers by Elliot Solway and Witharma Iyengar (eds.) (Ablex Publishing Corp. 1986)
Using information system technology to coordinate specialized services for the elderly
Academic integrity and the World Wide Web
Open Source Responsibilities
Federal law protecting your right to privacy
ICT pollution and liability
Groupware and social reality
Some information is too dangerous to be on the internet
Computer games for the elderly
Encoding for access: how Zawgyi success impedes full participation in digital Myanmar
Sexism in the circuitry: female participation in male-dominated popular computer culture
A justification for software rights
How much do technical scientists really cooperate?
Who holds the keys? The US government & cryptography policy
Review of Analysis of public systems by Alvin W. Drake, Ralph L. Keeney, and Philip M. Morse. MIT Press 1972
The artificial intelligensia and virtual worlds
Private use as fair use: is it fair?
Private property, domestic tranquility, and computer technology
Agora: the power of one man and a web page
Course syllabus: perspectives on computers and society
Review of The politics of privacy by James Rule, Douglas McAdam, Linda Stearns and David Uglow. New American Library, 1980
EFTS social and technical issues: what are EFTS?
"All Watched Over By Machines," or AI Ethics, Surveillance, and Pluralism
Would you buy a shrink wrapped automobile?
Who do I work for anyway?
Evaluating the social and cultural implications of the internet
Report of a debate on Snowden's actions by ACM members
Research on social dimensions of information technology at NSF SBTa brief update
Cloud computing: the ultimate step towards the virtual enterprise?
Giving Computers Emotions-Why and How
Building a Kill Switch for the Terminator: A Case for Slow AI
The market for wired city services
Framing computer security and privacy: the 1960s and 1970s
Zen and the art of teaching systems development
A multidimensional approach to introduction of technology to aid disabled populations
Courses on societal impacts of computers
Public involvement in technology policy: focus on the pervasive computing environment
High school hackers: heroes or criminals?
SIGCAS in the early days: a history from 1967 to 1985
Why did social scientists miss the bug?
Review of The Politics of privacy by Rule, et al
The shallows: how the internet is changing our brains a response #2
From theory into practice: a feminist perspective on information systems integration and cultural change
Course outline: social implications of a computerized society
Intentionally educating for the social good in computer science
Program: society and the computer
Privacy concerns arising from internet service personalization filters
The erosion of privacy
EPIC expert assistant calculator: an expert system to facilitate eligibility and savings determination for a state-sponsored drug insurance program
Digital privacy: Leibniz 2.0
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?
Towards Secure Collaboration on the Semantic Web
Motivations of contributors to Wikipedia
Data feudalism
Book Review: Editor's Message
A new standard for appropriation, with some remarks on aggregation
Offline, but on track: reassessing young people's understanding of citizenship
Information ethics, its nature and scope
Assignment: Worklife
Computer outreach
Book Review: Profitable Promises: Essays on Women, Science, and Health by Ruth Hubbard
KTP and RRI: the perfect match
National science foundation information impact program
Comparison of Rationales and Approaches of Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Policies in the U.S, EU and China Draws Recommendations on a 'Fit for Purpose' Global AI Governance Mechanism
Moral responsibility for computing artifacts: "the rules" and issues of trust
What we have learned from a decade of research (1983-1993) on "the psychological impact of technology"
Crossing boundaries: ethics in interdisciplinary and intercultural relations: selected papers from the CEPE 2011 conference
Big data and algorithmic decision-making: can transparency restore accountability?
Review of On Computer Crime by John K. Taber. Comput. Law J. 1979
Letter from the SIGCAS chair: thanks for the last year and what is coming..
Protecting statistical databases: a matter of privacy
Virtual Gender: Technology, Consumption and Identity (2001)
Open Location
From visions to reality: changing women's perspectives at the village hall
Encouraging CS students to compute for social good through collaborative, community-engaged projects
The role of computer systems in the nuclear power debate
Editors opine: a robust end to 2017
Privacy issues in statistical database environments
Navigating AI Regulation in Africa: Challenges and Considerations
Moving from consciousness: raising to foster a social conscience
Free software, economic 'realities', and information justice
Open location
Computers and social change for quality long living: the Let's Connect Project
Visual cryptography on postage stamps
Book review: The Cuckoo's Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage, by Clifford Stoll. (Doubleday, 1989. 326pp.)
Computer sciences and commercial forces: can computer science be considered science?
A philosophical discussion on the ethics of computer professionals
Privacy protection in Germany: regulations and methods
Balancing internet marketing needs with consumer concerns: a property rights framework
Selected electronic funds transfer issues: privacy, security, and equity
CSG-Ed drop-in conversations
From student model to teacher model: enriching our view of the impact of computers on society
A Scandinavian view on the ACM's Code of Ethics
Computing Must Pay Attention to Outcomes to Achieve Equity
Issues in Canadian/U.S. transborder computer data flow
Computers and employment
A call to action: psychological impacts of computer usage
Privacy protection, control of information, and privacy-enhancing technologies
Between immunity and impunity: respect for authors and copyright holders at public institutions
Information warfare and security
The limits of correctness
Computers and the law issues of societal concern
Computers in popular literature
Current issues in confidentiality: Computerized information systems, medical records, and patient rights
Recent Coursebooks and Articles of Interest: Bibliography Update '98
Supporting HFOSS using scrum in a capstone course
The case of the killer robot (part 1)
The cutting edge
Active dissection of privacy policies: why Johnny doesn't read privacy policies
Associative duties, institutional change, and agency: the challenge of the global information society
Computers in popular literature no. 8
Social responsibility in the information society: a potential knowledge gap for tomorrow's policy makers
Computer ethics - part of computer science!
The robot apocalypse is here: and it's not what we expected
The myth of the electronic cottage
The commoditization of information: societal implications and analogies to the commoditization of labor
Reading list for computing, organizations, society
Book Review Editor's Message
Student assessment in the ubiquitously connected world
Civil justice on the internet: sketch of a proposal
Steering or Sleepwalking? The Strange Disappearance of Social Responsibility
Testimony before Congress: new information technology and copyrights
Prudent policy?: reassessing the digital millennium copyright act
Cyberethics and the future of computing
An Analysis of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Code of Ethics
Economies of disclosure
Data ownership in software applications
An assessment of alternatives for a national computerized criminal history system
Privacy issues in the private sector: a commissioner's perspective
Computer and society
On destruction in design
GoodIT summary
Ben Shneiderman: making a difference 2001
Technology policy: preparing America's high-tech industries for business in the 21st century
Race and gender in silicon valley
The Australian card - postscript
The Silicon Valley Sentinel-Observer
Computer related crime: ethical considerations
Electronic fund transfer systems and risk management
Making a difference in social use of computers
Postmodern critique of teaching and learning support systems at an internet distance
AI watch: can one really reason about laws?
Descriptive and prescriptive software: a societal challenge?
The issue of moral consideration in robot ethics
Review of Computers and law: a reference work by Rod N. Freed. 1976
The challenge of implementing a large-scale consumer information system
Free, source-code-available, or proprietary: an ethically charged, context-sensitive choice
How to cross boundaries in the information society: vulnerability, responsiveness, and accountability
Equal opportunies online: guest editorial
Free software and the political philosophy of the cyborg world
The color of the net: African Americans, race, and cyberspace
Action research on systems development: case study of changing actor roles
Book review: Beyond Calculation: The Next Fifty Years of Computing. Ed. Peter J. Denning, Robert Metcalfe
State of the privacy act: an overview of technological and social science developments
Perceptions of incompetence in the ICT workplace
Ethical competence and social responsibility in scientific research using ICT tools
Computing's social obligation
A humane tool for aiding computer science advisors, computer science students, and parents
The Internet is a fine place for women
The ethics of online anonymity or Zuckerberg vs. "Moot"
Six models for the social accountability of computing
Where is patient in EHR project?
Terrorism or civil disobedience: toward a hacktivist ethic
The Computers and Society AGORA
The discontinous future
Gandhigiri in cyberspace: a novel approach to information ethics
High Technology War and 'Surgical Strikes'
Computers and politics in China
Subject-by-proxy: a tool for reasoning about programmer responsibility in artificial agents
The Parnas papers
An overview of the federal government's uses of computers and its impact on our society
Coming out of the woodwork
Biometric cards: privacy invaders vs. a safer America
Privacy and brain-computer interfaces: identifying potential privacy disruptions
Professional and expert systems: a meeting of minds
Security, privacy'); drop table users; - and forced trust in the information age?: when trusting an information system is not optional and why it matters
Value conflicts and social choice in electronic funds transfer system developments
Beyond the limits: flight enters the computer age
From shaman to IT guru
Expectations and gender differences in computer use
Information systems, social transformations, and quality of life
Use of a medical expert system in a clinical setting
LiquidEarth - river: a satellite based operational river height forecasting system for Bangladesh
Panorama - A Better Way To See All Around
SIGCAS Works In Progress
In-depth!: the Sentinel-Observer's public affairs television program
Review of Silent witness by Edward Yourdon. Yourdon Press 1982
A counterpart: the annals of the history of computing
Book Review: The Trouble With Computers by Thomas K. Landauer
Computers and the quality of life
Wikipedia: an informal survey of NYU students
Using computer technology to address the problem of cyberbullying
Criminalising computer misconduct: Legal and philosophical concerns
Prepared testimony and statement for the record of Marc Rotenberg director, Washington office, computer professionals for social responsibility (CPSR) on the use of the social security number as a national identifier before the subcommittee on social secu rity, committee on ways and means, U.S house of representatives February 27, 1991
Book reviews: The Early British Computer Conferences, Volume 14 in the Charles Babbage Institute Reprint Series for the IJistory of Computing edited by Michael R. Williams and Martin Campbell-Kelly, The MIT Press (Cambridge, MA), 1989, 508pp. ISBN 0-262-23136-0
Course outline: the computer age
Privacy and computer data banks
Computers and police: patterns of success and failure
Top jobs for the 2030's: computer psychologists command big bucks
The effect of a male-oriented computer gaming culture on careers in the computer industry
Protecting critical infrastructure: implementing integration and expanding education: first prize: 2007 Schubmehl-Prein Essay contest
Owning the future
Smart cities: heading toward panopticions or smart societies?
From data to knowledge: implications of data mining
Ethical conflicts in the computing field - an undergraduate course
What's yours is mine and what's mine's my own: joint accounts and digital identity
Robots make ethics honest: and vice versa
Opting out?: women and on-line learning
TechnologicaI Advances: Who Benefits Most?
Lobbying for computer legislation
Speculations on the possible impact of computing technology on democratic processes in communist countries
Simon Rogerson: making a difference 2005
Societal and technological problems of computer use in industry
Cyber-Marx: Cycles and Circuits of Struggle in High-Technology Capitalism
The copyright law: higher education and technological change
The Governance of Code: Open Land vs. UCITA Land
Resistance to computer innovation: knowledge coupling in clinical practice
Ethical Computing Instruction
What should we share?: understanding the aim of Intercultural Information Ethics
A course in professional responsibility for computer scientists
Ethics apply to computer specialists, too
When voting, trust computer scientists: not computers?
Computers and cultural change
Cyber education: towards a pedagogical and heuristic learning
The Outlaw 'Net': Opposition to ICANN's New Internet Order
The Digital Society and Its Enemies: A Critique of 'On the Internet'
Responses to "The consequences of computing"
An education-based approach to aid in the prevention of cyberbullying
Cyberethics biliography 2001: a select list of recent works
The false assumption about the internet
Privacy Focused Companies, How Focused Are They?
Review of The social impact of computers by Gerald A. Silver. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. 1979
Women in computer science research: what is the bibliography data telling us?
Gendered learning experience of engineering and technology students
Five dimensions of information security awareness
Resolving webuser on the fly
Book Review: Building IBM: Shaping an Industry and Its Technology by Emerson W. Pugh
Transcript of televised informercial: karma kleanser
Imagination, truth and possible consequentialism
Grounded politics: some thoughts on feminist process in the information age
Valuing data security and privacy using cyber insurance
Automated law research: review of Sense and systems in automated law research by Ronald A. May. American Bar Association 1975
Editors opine
Unintentional power in the design of computer systems
The ethical dimension of information technology
A collaborative model for training non-IT workers
"The extended mind" - extended
Book Reviews: The Information Highway Should be Paved with the Public Good..
Electronic surveillance and civil liberties: Testimony of Fred W. Weingarten before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties and Administration of Justice
National computer policies: Whither the United States?
Sustainability & HeartTech
From the chair: outside and inside news
Book Reviews: Computerization and Controversy edited by Charles Dunlop and Rob Kling (Academic Press, 1991)
Cyberspace divide: equality, agency and policy in the information society (1998)
"Teach your children well" value-neutrality and CS202X
Ethics and Technology: Ethical Issues in an Age of Information and Communication Technology (John Wiley & Sons, 2004)
BloomBecker's Viewpoint: 'Great vindicator' may be hero of computer security
Myths about computers
Ethics considered harmful
Computer security: a course
Computer and social scientists collaborate to solve social problems
Review of Computers and bureaucratic reform: the political functions of urban information systems by Kenneth C. Laudon. John Wiley and Sons 1974
Prostitution, Sex Tourism on the Internet
Privacy rights in the age of Street View
Some steps towards implementing E-government
Specifying the standard - make it right: a software engineering code of ethics and professional practice
Employee computer abuse: what to do?
Automation and unemployment: a look at the basic assumptions in the computer field
The foundation of computer ethics
Predicting privacy and security attitudes
IT personnel and corporate identification: corporate identification issues can jeopardize an organization's security
Simulating the effects of economic policy changes: classroom implementation of a macro-microeconomic policy analysis model
City of bits: space, place and the infobahn
A Disturbing Book About Virtual Parenting
Operationalising design fiction for ethical computing
Machine learning in decisional process: a philosophical perspective
Fair Machine Learning Post Affirmative Action
Review of Privacy issues in the private sector: a commissioner's perspective by Willis H. Ware. Comput. Soc. 1978
Computer ethics: philosophical enquiry
Human values and the future of technology: a declaration of empowerment
Putting the byte on Canadian social welfare agencies
Enhancing ethical decision support methods: clarifying the solution space with line drawing
Selecting a computer ethics coursebook: a comparative study of five recent works
Moral Theories for Autonomous Software Agents
Power and perception in the scandal in academia
Computer professionals without borders: what computer professionals do with their free time? volunteering
Computers and society: an integrated course model
Take a Look around You
A plea for amateurs
Computers, society, and Nicaragua
Our responsibility to manage evaluative diversity
Computers, technology, and society: special projects to enhance the curriculum
Megatrends or megamistakes?: whatever happened to the information society?