Case Studies in Information and Computer Ethics

by Richard A. Spinello

This flexible book addresses the most salient ethical issues of the information age, and illustrates the most pressing concerns of computer specialists and information managers today. Encourages an action- approach to learning, with all cases requiring readers to develop an action plan within the bounds of ethical probit y and social acceptability. It offers a perfect balance for all levels of users - neither too technical for the novice in computer issues, nor overly simplistic for those experienced in computer related subjects. Offers a broad collection of case studies on information and computer ethics. Explores the neglected topic of information ethics, specifically issues involved in the acquisition, access, and stewardship of information resources. Includes a comprehensive overview of several ethical frameworks with a seven step model for case analysis. For professionals in computer science, engineering, business, and information management.

285 pages, Paperback

First published June 26, 1996

About the author

Dr Richard A. Spinello (Ph.D., Fordham University) is an Associate Research Professor in the Carroll School of Management at Boston College.

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