Ethical Issues of Information SystemsSalehnia, Ali Idea Group Inc (IGI), 2001. gada 1. jūl. - 314 lappuses Understanding, appreciating and taking corrective steps to maintain and enhance social and ethical responsibility in the information age is important not only because of our increased dependence on information and communication technologies, but also because information and communication technologies pose complex challenges. Ethical Issues of Information Systems strives to address these pertinent issues. This scholarly and academic book provides insight on many topics of debate and discussion in the field and lends the most recent research in the field of IT ethics and social responsibility. |
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An Artificial Neural Networks Application | 23 |
Acceptable Or Unacceptable Actions For End Users? | 40 |
Chapter 6 Ten Lessons that Internet Auction Markets Can Learn from Securities Market Automation | 57 |
Chapter 7 The Societal Impact of the World Wide Web Key Challenges for the 21st Century | 88 |
Chapter 8 Method over Mayhem in Managing eCommerce Risk | 107 |
Are Robin Hood and Responsibility Denial at Work? | 177 |
Implications for Policy Makers | 189 |
The Role and Formation of Community in Education | 207 |
Chapter 16 Manufacturing Social Responsibility Benchmarks in the Competitive Intelligence Age | 215 |
Chapter 17 Strategic and Ethical Issues in Outsourcing Information Technologies | 232 |
Chapter 18 Ethics Authenticity and Emancipation in Information Systems Development | 249 |
From the Problems of Descriptivism to NonDescriptive Foundations | 255 |
Chapter 20 The Government Downunder Attempts To Censor The Net | 272 |
Chapter 9 Why Do We Do It If We Know Its Wrong? A Structural Model of Software Piracy | 120 |
Chapter 10 Ethical Issues in Software Engineering Revisited | 145 |
Chapter 11 Cyberspace Ethics and Information Warfare | 154 |
Chapter 12 A Conversation Regarding Ethics In Information Systems Educational Research | 164 |
Ethical Implications for the 21st Century | 288 |
About the Editor | 296 |
Index | 297 |
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