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6	--	0	Joseph S. Fulda. TechnologicaI Advances: Who Benefits Most?
12	--	32	Richard G. Epstein. The case of the killer robot (part 2)
33	--	0	Leslie Regan Shade. Book Review: Social Issues in Computing: Putting Computing In Its Place Edited by Chuck Huff and Thomas Finholt (McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1994)

6	--	7	David Bellin. Who holds the keys? The US government & cryptography policy
8	--	15	L. Jean Camp. Privacy: from abstraction to applications
16	--	19	Carl Steve Guynes. Privacy considerations as we enter the "information highway" era
20	--	28	Richard G. Epstein. The case of the killer robot (part 1)

6	--	13	Deborah G. Johnson. Who should teach computer ethics and computers & society?
14	--	20	Bo Dahlbom, Lars Mathiassen. A Scandinavian view on the ACM's Code of Ethics
21	--	26	C. Dianne Martin, David H. Martin. Thematic analysis of the new ACM Code of Ethics and professional conduct

3	--	9	Larry D. Rosen, Michelle M. Weil. What we have learned from a decade of research (1983-1993) on "the psychological impact of technology"
10	--	18	Rob Kling. SIGCAS' crisis and its role in advancing social analysis in computer science
21	--	27	Dennis K. Agboh. The use and impact of computer technology on political elections

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