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    Journal: SIGCAS Computers and Society

    Volume 40, Issue 4

    8 -- 10Benjamin Gerber. Conceptualizing privacy
    11 -- 15Benjamin Gerber. Privacy enhanced search
    16 -- 24Martin D. Gibbs. Biometrics: body odor authentication perception and acceptance
    25 -- 44Naveed Imran. Electronic media, creativity and plagiarism
    45 -- 53Matthew Schmidt, Krista Galyen, James M. Laffey, Nan Ding, Xianhui Wang. Leveraging open source software and design based research principles for development of a 3D virtual learning environment
    54 -- 0Kevin W. Bowyer. what should individual privacy rights be with respect to services such as street view?
    55 -- 61Tess Oetter. Puzzling over privacy: sites like Street View must alter policy
    62 -- 69Ben Lopez. Privacy rights in the age of Street View
    70 -- 76James Thornton. Individual privacy rights with respect to services such as Google Street View

    Volume 40, Issue 3

    12 -- 24Teresa Torres-Coronas, María-Arántzazu Vidal-Blasco, Ricard Monclús-Guitart. Moving forward?: the use of ICT and web 2.0 tools in the Catalan third social sector
    25 -- 37Eva Turner. Technology use in reporting to parents of primary school children
    38 -- 49Kiyoshi Murata, Yohko Orito. Japanese risk society: trying to create complete security and safety using information and communication technology
    50 -- 61Georgia Foteinou. e-exclusion and the gender digital divide
    62 -- 71Manju Dhariwal, Ramesh C. Pradhan, Raghubir Sharan. Engaging the students of technology in an ethical discourse in the information age: thoughts of Wiener and Gandhi

    Volume 40, Issue 2

    9 -- 10Alexander Halavais. Related organizations
    11 -- 21Herman T. Tavani, Maria Bottis. The consent process in medical research involving DNA databanks: some ethical implications and challenges
    22 -- 27Matthew North. A decade later: The Internet as Public Space
    28 -- 30Camille Dickson-Deane. Computers in developing nations
    31 -- 34Florence Appel. Towards a Theory of Privacy in the Information Age

    Volume 40, Issue 1

    14 -- 16Kevin W. Bowyer. Schubmehl-Prein essay competition: "What are the Potential Social and Ethical Implications of the $100 Laptop?"
    17 -- 22Katherine Heit. A nice attempt
    23 -- 27Danielle Harris. The $100 laptop: a cyberspace playground
    28 -- 33David Purington. One Laptop per Child: a misdirection of humanitarian effort
    34 -- 49Katja Leiviskä, Mikko T. Siponen. Attitudes of sixth form female students toward the IT field
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