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    Journal: SIGCAS Computers and Society

    Volume 38, Issue 4

    13 -- 27Kenneth Einar Himma. Justifying legal protection of intellectual property: the interests argument
    28 -- 39Frances S. Grodzinsky, Herman T. Tavani. Online file sharing: resolving the tensions between privacy and property interests
    40 -- 44Richard G. Vedder, Carl Stephen Guynes. Social considerations for information technology offshoring

    Volume 38, Issue 3

    14 -- 16Kathrine Andrews Henderson. Interview with Herman Tavani, winner of the 2008 SIGCAS Service Award
    16 -- 18Matthew North. Interview with Jim Thatcher, winner of the 2008 SIGCAS Making a Difference Award
    18 -- 19Samuel Fee. The irrelevance of the machine
    20 -- 22Sharon Worrell. Visual thesaurus: a product review
    22 -- 33Hasan A. Abbas, Salah M. Fadhli. The ethical dilemma of internet pornography in the state of Kuwait

    Volume 38, Issue 2

    19 -- 21Janet Davis. SIGCAS, CAS, HCI & sustainability
    21 -- 23Peter Froelich. Ethics considered harmful
    24 -- 0Nazli Hardy. Disseminating information via Web 2.0
    24 -- 25Brian Harvey. Teaching social implications of computing
    25 -- 26Logan Muller. Sustainability & HeartTech
    27 -- 0Celia Schahczenski. Net neutrality, computing and social change
    28 -- 29Carol Spradling. Examining the data on computer ethics in the classroom
    30 -- 32Tom Jewett. Web accessibility on campus: social issues in practice

    Volume 38, Issue 1

    7 -- 0Kevin W. Bowyer, Dianne Martin. Introduction
    12 -- 17David A. Martinez. Protecting critical infrastructure: implementing integration and expanding education: first prize: 2007 Schubmehl-Prein Essay contest
    18 -- 23Tunlewa Soyinka. What needs to be done: protecting critical infrastructure: second prize: 2007 Schubmehl-Prein Essay contest
    24 -- 27Maria Lee. Cooperation creates results: third prize: 2007 Schubmehl-Prein Essay contest
    28 -- 39John Aycock, Alana Maurushat. "Good" worms and human rights
    40 -- 52Haifa Takruri-Rizk, Kathrine Jensen, Kathryn Booth. Gendered learning experience of engineering and technology students
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