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    Journal: IEEE Technol. Soc. Mag.

    Volume 24, Issue 4

    3 -- 43Brian M. O'Connell. Achieving synergy
    4 -- 43Sarah K. A. Pfatteicher. Anticipating engineering's ethical challenges in 2020
    5 -- 11Sharon M. Friedman, Brenda P. Egolf. Nanotechnology: risks and the media
    12 -- 17Clinton R. Lanier. Linux and the appeal to cultural values
    18 -- 26Kristy Mills, Charles B. Fleddermann. Getting the best from nanotechnology: approaching social and ethical implications openly and proactively
    27 -- 35Constantine Hadjilambrinos. Restructuring the electricity industry in Britain and Norway
    36 -- 42Keith W. Miller, David K. Larson. Agile software development: human values and culture
    44 -- 0Stephen H. Unger. Poor programming quality

    Volume 24, Issue 3

    3 -- 55Brian M. O'Connell. President's message - Heterogeneous engineering
    5 -- 53Bradley Kjell. Computing - Computer science education and the global outsourcing of software production
    6 -- 7Brian M. O'Connell. Special issue introduction - Globalizing technological education
    8 -- 15Byron Newberry. Engineering globalization: oxymoron or opportunity?
    16 -- 22Karl D. Stephan, Vedaraman Sriraman. Globalizing manufacturing engineering education
    23 -- 31Susan O'Donnell. IT education and training for disadvantage students: lessons from Europe
    32 -- 39Carol Boyle, Gerry Te Kapa Coates. Sustainability principles and practice for engineers
    40 -- 44Herman T. Tavani, Frances S. Grodzinsky. Threat to democratic ideals in cyberspace
    45 -- 53Kenneth R. Foster, Irving A. Lerch. Collateral damage: American science and the war on terrorism
    53 -- 54Chen-Pang Yeang. Engineering-An Endless Frontier - [Book Review]

    Volume 24, Issue 2

    3 -- 4Karl D. Stephan. Engineers without borders
    5 -- 8Adam J. Elbirt. Who are you? How to protect against identity theft
    9 -- 15Terri Bookman. Wind energy's promise, offshore
    16 -- 25Clinton J. Andrews. Energy security as a rationale for governmental action
    26 -- 31H. Kang, Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen, H. Raghav Rao, S. Banerjee. Internet skeptics: an analysis of intermittent users and net dropouts
    32 -- 39Zellman Warhaft. Teaching engineering in a social context
    40 -- 45Phillip A. Laplante. Professional licensing and the social transformation of software engineers

    Volume 24, Issue 1

    4 -- 0Brian M. O'Connell. Communicating: old and new - President's Message
    5 -- 6Clinton J. Andrews. Time for a reality check - policy perspectives
    7 -- 8Danielle Butschi, Michèle Courant, Lorenz M. Hilty. Towards sustainable pervasive computing - Guest editorial
    9 -- 14Mahshid Sotoudeh. Links between sustainability and technology development
    15 -- 23Andreas Köhler, Claudia Som. Effects of pervasive computing on sustainable
    24 -- 33Johann Cas. Privacy in pervasive computing environments - a contradiction in terms?
    34 -- 37Jean-Marc Seigneur. Fostering sustainability via trust engines
    38 -- 44Shiva Chetan, Anand Ranganathan, Roy H. Campbell. Towards fault tolerance pervasive computing
    45 -- 53Philipp Kräuchi, Patrick A. Wäger, Martin Eugster, Günter Grossmann, Lorenz M. Hilty. End-of-life impacts of pervasive computing
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