Novedades:
ETHICOMP96
(Ethics and Computer)
III International Conference
VALUES AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE COMPUTER SCIENCE
6-8 November 1996
PROCEEDINGS
Volume 1
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Facultad de Ciencias de la Información - Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Madrid, 1996, 482 pp. ISBN: 84-921675-1-3
Datos del Congreso:
Organized by
Pontificial University of Salamanca in Madrid
and Foundation Pablo VI, Spain
Luis Joyanes and Porfirio Barroso
In association with
Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
Porfirio Barroso
Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility
De Montfort University, UK
Simon Rogerson
Research Center on Computers
Southern Connecticut State University, USA
Terrell Ward Bynum
Contenido:
- Abolfazlian,w7b Management of cultural differences in organisations by intelligent software agents Ali Reza Kian Abolfazlian, The Aarhus School of Business, Denmark
- Barroso,wkn Profesionalidad y responsabilidad ética en Informática, Porfirio Barroso, Complutense University of Madrid, and Pontificial University of Salamanca in Madrid, Spain
- Barroso,t9a El PAPA de la ética de Internet, Porfirio Barroso, University Complutense of Madrid, and Pontificial University of Salamanca in Madrid, Spain
- Becerra,t1b Memoria, virtualidad y olvido en la periferia de la información, Martín Becerra, National University of Quilmes & University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Betts,t1a Licensing - what happens to the existing professional? John Betts, Lesley Rackley & Julian Webb, University of the West of England, UK
- Bissett,f4b Computing professionals and the "peace dividend", or one bomb is good as another Andy Bissett, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
- Brothers,w3a Cyborg identities and the relational web: recasting "narrative identity" in moral and political theory Robyn F Brothers, Brown University, USA
- Busse,y Moral Judgement of Software Design through Metaphor Analysis Johannes Busse, Centre for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, Germany
- Bynum,w1a Societal values in the information age Terrell Ward Bynum, Southern Connecticut State University, USA
- DaviesP,t3a Technology: the missing factor in understanding the relationship between culture and business ethics theory Peter Davies, Brunel University, UK
- DaviesS,f5b Searching for the real enemy in information warfare Simon Davies, London School of Economics, UK
- Dhillon,w6b Computer crime at CEEFORMA: issues and concerns for developing ethical practices Gurpreet Dhillon, Cranfield University & Leiser Silva, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
- Edwards,t4b Ensuring that social and ethical issues are addressed within a postgraduate software engineering unit: a case study Helen M Edwards and J Barrie Thompson, University of Sunderland, UK
- Elgesem,f3b Freedom of expression and the regulation of Internet access in academia Dag Elgesem, The National Committee for Research Ethics in the Social Sciences and the Humanities (NESH), Norway
- Eslava,t8a Hacia una transformación de la responsabilidad en el mercado del software: ser- vicio frente a producto. Carlos Eslava y Jaime Nubiola, Universidad de Navarra, Spain
- Gotterbarn,t5b Computer ethics activities for use throughout the computer science curriculum Donald Gotterbarn, East Tennessee State University, USA
- Gough,t9b Addressing health and safety issues in information systems development Tom Gough, University of Leeds, UK
- Introna,w4b Privacy and the computer: why we need privacy in the information society Lucas Introna, London School of Economics, UK
- Kallman,x Privacy Practices & Actitudes Across Professions: An Intemational Study Ernest A. Kallman, Bentley College & H. Jeff Smith, Georgetown University, USA
- Kallman,x A Framework for Organizational Ethical Assessment with Specific Directions for IT Management Ernest A. Kallman, Bentley College & H. Jeff Smith, Georgetown University, USA
- Kamm,t5a Machiavelli, mercenaries and the ethics of outsourcing Richard M Kamm, University of West of England, UK
- Langford,f3a Ethical issues in network system design Duncan Langford, University of Kent, UK
- Leeming,f2a A profession in development Anne Leeming, City University Business School, UK
- Moon,w6a Ethical issues of teleworking Chris Moon, Anglia Polytechnic University and Celia Stanworth, University of Greenwich, UK
- Nevado,t8b Problemas éticos generados por la utilización de la informática en medicina María Angeles Nevado Llandres, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
- Pouloudi,w3b Privacy of electronic medical records: understanding conflicting concerns Athanasia Pouloudi & Edgar A. Whitley, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
- Pourciau,t2a Codes of Ethics for Computing at Colleges and Universities in the United States Lester J. Pourciau, The University of Memphis, USA
- Raab,w2b Privacy protection and privacy risks: issues and ploblerns Charles D. Raab, University of Edinburgh, UK & Colin J. Bennett, University of Victoria, Canada
- Rackley,w8a Conflicts of loyalty - the client versus the stakeholder Lesley Rackley, Julian Webb & John Betts, University of the West of England, UK
- Rahanu,f2b Ethical analysis of software failure cases Harjinder Rahanu & Jennifer Davies, University of Wolverhampton & Simon Rogerson, De Montfort University, UK
- Rogerson,f4a An ethical review of information systems development and SSADM Simon Rogerson, De Montfort University, UK
- Rooksby,w5a Living with the Internet: ethics in the Noosphere Emma Rooksby, Murdoch University & Diarmuid Pigott, Webmaster at Merriweb, Australia
- Salber,f1b A Framework for Ethical Issues in Future Information Technology or Linking Computer Ethics and Computer Science Daniel Salber, CLIPS-IMAG: University of Grenoble, France
- Sewell,f1a Technology, skills and the gender divisions of labour Jacqueline Sewell, University of East London, UK
- Simpson,t3b University courses and ethics - using collaborative on-the-job education Chris R. Simpson, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
- Stowell,t4a Developing information systems that reflect client expectations Frank Stowell, De Montfort University, UK
- van den Hoven,w2a Computer Ethics and Moral Methodology M.Jeroen van den Hoven, Erasmus University, The Netherlands
- Weckert,w5b Intellectual property rights and computer software John Weckert, Charles Sturt University, Australia
- Weideman,t2b Computer viruses and ethics Melius Weideman, Cape Technikon, South Africa
- Wilkes,w7a Protecting the public, securing the profession: practical means of establishing and enforcing ethical standards internationally for professional software engineers John Wilkes, Anglia Polytechnic University, UK
El nuevo marco creado por la sociedad de la información, en la que la informática juega un papel central, obliga a plantearse nuevos retos en el campo de la ética. Numerosos interrogantes surgen en cada paso y es necesario enfrentarse con situaciones inéditas. Este tercer congreso sobre "Ética y Computadores" ha reunido a especialistas de todo el mundo en Madrid con un gran éxito de participación, tanto por los ponentes como por un público mayoritariamente joven. Con gran celeridad aparece el primer volumen, perteneciente a las salas A y B del Congreso. Queda por publicar un segundo volumen con las ponencias de la tercera sala, fundamentalmente compuesta por los ponentes españoles.
Información sobre el volumen: pbarroso@capilla.cph.es
