%A Lance J. Hoffman
%T Privacy laws affecting system design
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 8
%N 3
%D Fall 1977
%P 3-6

%A Michael Keplinger
%T The copyright law, higher education and technological change
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 8
%N 3
%D Fall 1977
%P 7-10

%A Norman Liedtke
%T Privacy and computer data banks
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 9
%N 2
%D Winter 1978
%P 4-7

%A Rob Kling
%T Six models for the social accountability of computing
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 9
%N 2
%D Winter 1978
%P 8-18

%A Willis H. Ware
%T Privacy issues in the private sector: a Commissioner's perspective
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 9
%N 2
%D Winter 1978
%P 19-24

%A W.E. Cundiff
%T Issues in Canadian/US transborder computer data flow
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 9
%N 3/4
%D Spring 1979
%P 6-17

%A Andrew C. Gordon
%T Computers and politics in China
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 9
%N 3/4
%D Spring 1979
%P 18-27

%A Tad Pinkerton
%T Commentary on "Computers and politics in China"
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 9
%N 3/4
%D Spring 1979
%P 28-30

%A Robert G. Rittenhouse
%T The market for wired city services
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 10
%N 2
%D Fall 1979
%P 2-13

%A Kevin W. Bowyer
%T The role of computer systems in the nuclear power debate
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 10
%N 3/4
%D Spring/Summer 1980
%P 6-10

%A C. Dwayne Ethridge
%T Microprocessor applications in the nuclear industry
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 10
%N 3/4
%D Spring/Summer 1980
%P 11-20

%A J.N. Shukla
%A J.A. Iubelt
%T Computer based systems in boiling water reactors
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 10
%N 3/4
%D Spring/Summer 1980
%P 21-26

%A Walter Maner
%T The management of information in political campaigns
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 1
%D Fall 1980
%P 2-10

%A Ruben Prieto-Diaz
%A Stephen Wilson
%T The impacts of computers on the Latin American contries
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 2
%D Spring 1981
%P 2-9

%A R.D. Parslow
%T The computerized destruction of Western civilization
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 2
%D Spring 1981
%P 16-21

%A Gary M. Abshire
%T Ethics apply to specialists, too
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 2
%D Spring 1981
%P 22

%A Paul Armer
%T Privacy - a survey
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 16-18

%A John W. Hamblen
%T Computer literacy and societal impact of computers:
education and manpower
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 19-22

%A Rob Kling
%T Value conflicts and social choice
in electronic funds transfer system developments
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 23-39

%A Susan H. Nycum
%T Computers and the law: issues of societal concern
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 40-41

%A Donn B. Parker
%T The impact of computers on trust in business
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 42-43

%A Roger H. Shannon
%T The impact of computers on society - the health sector
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 44-50

%A Lance B. Swann
%T An overview of the Federal Government's uses of computers
and its impact on our society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 11
%N 3
%D Summer 1981
%P 51-55

%A Bruce Gilchrist
%A Arlaana Shenkin
%T The impact of automation on employment
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 2-9

%A Gary M. Abshire
%T The ethical insensitivity of computer specialists
and what you can do about it
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 10-11

%A Jay Becker
%T Computer crime: career of the future?
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 12-15

%A Jay BloomBecker
%T Employee computer abuse - what to do ?
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 16-17

%A Jay Becker
%T Who are the computer criminals ?
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 18-20

%A Edward M. McNertney
%A C. Richard Waits
%T Simulating the effects of economic policy changes:
classroom implementation of a macro-microeconomic policy analysis model
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 21-34

%Q Office of Technology Assessment
%T Study on information technology, automation, and the workplace
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 1
%D Winter 1982
%P 35-40

%A Bruce Gilchrist
%A Arlaana Shenkin
%T Selected bibliography -
the impact of computers and microelectronics on employment
(1977 to present)
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 2
%D Spring 1982
%P 2-8

%Q Office of Technology Assessment
%T Selected elecronic funds transfer issues
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 2
%D Spring 1982
%P 9-11

%A Gary Spandel
%T A call to action - psychological impacts of computer usage
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 2
%D Spring 1982
%P 12-13

%A Stanley A. Kurzban
%T Societies' adaptation to computing
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 2
%D Spring 1982
%P 14-20

%A John W. Snapper
%T Moral issues in computer science
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 2-6

%A John King
%T Individual and organizational factors in computing
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 7-11

%A Theodor D. Sterling
%T Social implications of a computerized society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 12-13

%A S. Marlene Pinzka
%T The computer age
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 14-15

%A Rob Kling
%T The micro-computer revolution
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 16-18

%A Rob Kling
%T Social issues and impacts of computing
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 19-23

%A Rob Kling
%T Reading list for computing, organizationa, society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 24-25

%A Judith V. Grabiner
%T Prespecives on computers and society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 26-35

%A John O. Aikin
%A Ronald G. Woodbury
%T Society and the computer
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 12
%N 4
%D Fall 1982
%P 36-40

%E Robert John Russell
%T Computers: altering the human image and society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 1
%D Winter 1983
%P 2-9

%A John Leslie King
%T Balance in an unbalanced environment:
individual integrity and the personal data reporting industry
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 1
%D Winter 1983
%P 10-16

%A Eileen M. Trauth
%T The professional responsibility of the techknowledgable
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 1
%D Winter 1983
%P 17-21

%A Abbe Mowshowitz
%T Scholarship and policy making: the case of computer communications
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 2
%D Spring 1983
%P 2-9

%A Gary M. Abshire
%T A philosophical discussion on the ethics of computer professionals
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 2
%D Spring 1983
%P 10-11

%A H.L. Berghel
%A D.L. Sallach
%T Computers and democracy: a critique of Parslow
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 2
%D Spring 1983
%P 12-16

%A Don Edwards
%T 1984 looming closer - Secret Service computers pose dangers
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 3
%D Summer 1983
%P 2-3

%A Fred W. Weingarten
%T New information technology and copyrights
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 3
%D Summer 1983
%P 4-8

%A Jay BloomBecker
%T Conscience in computing, a Law Day perspective on computer crime
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 3
%D Summer 1983
%P 9-13

%A Arthur E. Parry
%T Data processing risks - seven examples of exposure
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 3
%D Summer 1983
%P 14-18

%A Karne E. Wieckert
%T Interview with Joseph Weizenbaum
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13
%N 3
%D Summer 1983
%P 19

%A Susan Hubbell Nycum
%T Testimony on computer security before the U.S. Senate
Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management
of the Committee on Governmental Affairs
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13/14
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1984
%P 2-4

%A Jan Yestingsmeier
%T Electronic funds transfer systems:
the continuing need for privacy legislation
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13/14
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1984
%P 5-9

%A Jan Yestingsmeier
%T Electronic surveillance and personal privacy:
an historical perspective
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13/14
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1984
%P 10-13

%A Rein turn
%T Courses on societal impacts of computers
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13/14
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1984
%P 14-16

%A Herman Ruge Jervell
%A Kai A. Olsen
%T Computers and society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13/14
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1984
%P 17-21

%A Bryan Kocher
%T Commentary
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 13/14
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1984
%P 22-23

%A Elia T. Zureik
%T The electronic cottage: old wine in new bottles
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 2-7

%A Brian Stipak
%T Teaching public administrators about computers
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 8-11

%A Jay BloomBecker
%T Computer security - for the people
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 12-15

%A David Bellin
%T High school hackers: heroes or criminals ?
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 16-17

%A Brian Cantwell Smith
%T The limits of correctness
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 18-26

%A David L. Parnas
%T The Parnas papers
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 27-37

%A J.J. Horning
%T Trip report: computing in support of battle management
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 14/15
%N 4/1/2/3
%D Winter/Spring/Summer/Fall 1985
%P 38-40

%A Donald MacKenzie
%T Why "The social aspects of science and technology"
is not just an optional extra
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 2-6

%A Stanley A. Kurzban
%T Careers in computer misuse - not so appealing after all
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 7-9

%A John Weld
%T The emerging legal thicket for electronic bulletin board operators and users
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 10-12

%A fred W. Weingarten
%T Electronic surveillance and civil liberties:
testimony before the House Judiciary Subcommittee
on Courts, Civil liberties and Administration of Justice
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 13-17

%A Susan E. Koch
%T The interactionist perspective on computer implementation
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 18-26

%A Murray Turoff
%T The rational, the pragmatic and the inquiry process:
the social study of information-communication systems
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 27-31

%A Ronald E. Rice
%T Applying the human relations perspective to the study of new media
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 32-37

%A David Bellin
%T Computers, society, and Nicaragua
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 15
%N 4
%D Winter 1986
%P 38

%A Jay BloomBecker
%T Lobbying for computer legislation
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 2-6

%A Dave Browning
%T Two pieces on vendor relations
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 7-10

%A Laurence C. Rosenberg
%T National Science Foundation information impact program
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 11-13

%A Gary W. Strong
%T The database tool and the information assembly line
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 14-16

%A L.K. Englehart
%T Computers and social change
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 17-18

%A Marcia Ascher
%T Ethical conflicts in the computing field - an undergraduate course
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 19-22

%A David Bellin
%T Report from the Conference on Technological Change
and professional, Technical and Office Employment
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 1
%D Spring 1986
%P 23

%A Joseph Weizenbaum
%T Not without us
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 2/3
%D Summer/Fall 1986
%P 2-7
%K nuclear war

%A Patricia T. Fletcher
%T Current issues in confidentiality:
computerized information systems, records, and patient rights
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 2/3
%D Summer/Fall 1986
%P 8-18

%A Ben G. Matley
%T National computer policies: whither the United States ?
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 2/3
%D Summer/Fall 1986
%P 19-28

%A John Weld
%T Would you buy a shrink wrapped automobile ?
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16
%N 2/3
%D Summer/Fall 1986
%P 29-38

%A J.J. Buck BloomBecker
%T Computer ethics: an antidote to despair
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16/17
%N 4/1
%D Winter/Spring 1986
%P 3-11

%A Arthur J. Cordell
%T The uneasy eighties: the transition to an information society
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16/17
%N 4/1
%D Winter/Spring 1986
%P 12-18

%A Joyce Barakett
%A Lary Crochner
%T The effects of computer use in early childhood socialization
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16/17
%N 4/1
%D Winter/Spring 1986
%P 19-27

%A Jay Liebowitz
%T Common fallacies about expert systems
%J SIGCAS Computers & Society
%V 16/17
%N 4/1
%D Winter/Spring 1986
%P 28-33