Computer Ethics

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Series Preface
Introduction
Part I Computer Ethics - Its History and Nature
	1 Terrell Ward Bynum (2004), \'Ethical Challenges to Citizens of \"The Automatic Age\": Norbert Wiener on the Information Society\', Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society, 2, pp. 65-74
	2 Norbert Wiener (1960), \'Some Moral and Technical Consequences of Automation\', Science, 131, pp. 1355-58
	3 Donn B. Parker (1968), \'Rules of Ethics in Information Processing\', Communications of the ACM, 11, pp. 198-201
	4 Joseph Weizenbaum (1969), \'The Two Cultures of the Computer Age\', Technology Review, 71, pp. 54-57
	5 Joseph Weizenbaum (1972), \'On the Impact of the Computer on Society: How Does One Insult a Machine?\', Science, 176, pp. 609-14
	6 James H. Moor (1985), \'What is Computer Ethics?\', Metaphilosophy, 16, pp. 266-75
	7 Richard O. Mason (1986), \'Four Ethical Issues of the Information Age\', MIS Quarterly, 10, pp. 5-12
	8 Geoffrey Brown (1991), \'Is There an Ethics of Computing?\', Journal of Applied Philosophy, 8, pp. 19-26
	9 Donald Gotterbarn (1992), \'The Use and Abuse of Computer Ethics\', Journal of Systems and Software, 17, pp. 75-80
	10 Luciano Floridi (1999), \'Information Ethics: On the Philosophical Foundations of Computer Ethics\', Ethics and Information Technology, 1, pp. 37-56
Part II Cyberspace
	11 Herman T. Tavani (2004), \'Balancing Intellectual Property Rights and the Intellectual Commons: A Lockean Analysis\', Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society, 2, pp. S5-S14
	12 John Weckert (2000), \'What is so Bad about Internet Content Regulation?\', Ethics and Information Technology, 2, pp. 105-11
	13 Dean Cocking and Steve Matthews (2001), \'Unreal Friends\', Ethics and Information Technology, 2, pp. 223-31
	14 Victoria McGeer (2004), \'Developing Trust on the Internet\', Analyse and Kritik, 26, pp. 91-107
	15 Krystyna Gorniak-Kocikowska (1996), \'The Computer Revolution and the Problem of Global Ethics\', Science and Engineering Ethics, 2, pp. 177-90
	16 Charles Ess (2002), \'Computer-Mediated Colonization, the Renaissance, and Educational Imperatives for an Intercultural Global Village\', Ethics and Information Technology, 4, pp. 11-22
	17 Lucas D. Introna and Helen Nissenbaum (2000), \'Shaping the Web: Why the Politics of Search Engines Matters\', Information Society, 16, pp. 169-85
Part III Values and Technology
	18 Langdon Winner (1980), \'Do Artefacts Have Politics?\', Daedalus, 109, pp. 121-36
	19 M.J. van den Hoven (1994), \'Towards Ethical Principles for Designing Politico-Administrative Information Systems\', Informatization in the Public Sector, 3, pp. 353-73
	20 Batya Friedman and Helen Nissenbaum (1996), \'Bias in Computer Systems\', ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 14, pp. 330-47
	21 Philip Brey (2000), \'Method in Computer Ethics: Towards a Multi-Level Interdisciplinary Approach\', Ethics and Information Technology, 2, pp. 125-29
Part IV Responsibility and Professionalism
	22 Batya Friedman and Peter H. Kahn, Jr (1992), \'Human Agency and Responsible Computing: Implications for Computer System Design\', Journal of Systems Software, 17, pp. 7-14
	23 Donald Gotterbarn (2001), \'Informatics and Professional Responsibility\', Science and Engineering Ethics, 7, pp. 221-30
	24 Deborah G. Johnson (1992), \'Do Engineers have Social Responsibilities?\', Journal of Applied Philosophy, 9, pp. 21-34
	25 Helen Nissenbaum (1994), \'Computing and Accountability\', Communications of the ACM, 37, pp. 73-80
	26 Ronald E. Anderson, Deborah G. Johnson, Donald Gotterbarn and Judith Perolle (1993), \'Using the New ACM Code of Ethics in Decision Making\', Communications of the ACM, 36, pp. 98-107
Part V Privacy and Surveillance
	27 Eugene H. Spafford (1992), \'Are Computer Hacker Break-ins Ethical?\', Journal of Systems and Software, 17, pp. 41-47
	28 N.B. Fairweather and S. Rogerson (2001), \'A Moral Approach to Electronic Patient Records\', Medical Informatics and the Internet in Medicine, 26, pp. 219-34
	29 Jeroen van den Hoven (1999), \'Privacy and the Varieties of Informational Wrongdoing\', Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics, 1, pp. 30-43
	30 Helen Nissenbaum (1998), \'Protecting Privacy in an Information Age: The Problem of Privacy in Public\', Law and Philosophy, 17, pp. 559-96
	31 Seumas Miller and John Weckert (2000), \'Privacy, the Workplace and the Internet\', Journal of Business Ethics, 28, pp. 255-65
	32 N. Ben Fairweather (1999), \'Surveillance in Employment: The Case of Teleworking\', Journal of Business Ethics, 22, pp. 39-49
Part VI What Computers Should Not Do
	33 James H. Moor (1979), \'Are There Decisions Computers Should Never Make?\', Nature and System, 1, pp. 217-29
	34 Arthur Kuflik (1999), \'Computers in Control: Rational Transfer of Authority or Irresponsible Abdication of Autonomy?\', Ethics and Information Technology, 1, pp. 173-84
	35 James Lenman (2001), \'On Becoming Redundant or What Computers Shouldn\'t Do\', Journal of Applied Philosophy, 18, pp. 1-11
Part VII Morality and Machines
	36 Peter T. Manicas (1966), \'Men, Machines, Materialism, and Morality\', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 27, pp. 238-46
	37 Laszlo Versenyi (1974), \'Can Robots be Moral?\', Ethics, 84, pp. 248-59
	38 Shigeo Hirose (1996), \'A Code of Conduct for Robots Coexisting with Human Beings\', Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 18, pp. 101-107
	39 Bernd Carsten Stahl (2004), \'Information, Ethics, and Computers: The Problem of Autonomous Moral Agents\', Minds and Machines, 14, pp. 67-83
Index