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2023

Does technology really outpace policy, and does it matter? A primer for technical experts and othersWilliam Aspray, Philip Doty. jasis, 74(8):885-904, August 2023. [doi]

2021

The Library/Surveillance InterfaceDiana Floegel, Philip Doty. asist 2021: 152-161 [doi]

2020

Oxymorons of privacy and surveillance in "smart homes"Philip Doty. asist 2020: [doi]

2017

Fiction as informative and its implications for information science theoryPhilip Doty, Ramona Broussard. asist 2017: 61-70 [doi]

2016

Toward an understanding of fiction and information behaviorRamona Broussard, Philip Doty. asist 2016: 1-10 [doi]

2015

Library assessment and data analytics in the big data era: Practice and policiesHsin-Liang Chen, Philip Doty, Carol Mollman, Xi Niu, Jen-chien Yu, Tao Zhang. asist 2015: 1-4 [doi]

U.S. homeland security and risk assessmentPhilip Doty. giq, 32(3):342-352, 2015. [doi]

2013

In the name of terror?: Information and policy in the decade post 9/11Nadia Caidi, Kristene Unsworth, Christian Leuprecht, Philip Doty. asist 2013: 1-4 [doi]

How information matters: Networks and public policy innovation - By Kathleen HalePhilip Doty. jasis, 64(3):647-649, 2013. [doi]

2011

How some online undergraduate students understand copyrightCarlos Ovalle, Philip Doty. asist 2011: 1-4 [doi]

2002

Information micro-practices in Texas rural courts: methods and issues for e-governmentPhilip Doty, Sanda Erdelez. giq, 19(4):369-387, 2002. [doi]

1999

A Digital Library of Legal Case Documents: The District Electronic Case Library (DECAL)Philip Doty, Sanda Erdelez. colis 1999:

1997

Who Owns Information? From Privacy to Public AccessPhilip Doty. ipm, 33(3):408, 1997.

1994

The National Information Infrastructure and Electronic Publishing: A Reflective EssayPhilip Doty, Ann Peterson Bishop. jasis, 45(10):785-799, 1994.

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