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Volume 48, Number 1, July 2018

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Dee A. B. Weikle:
Teaching the code and ethics in computing: the message from SIGCSE2018. 9-11

Volume 48, Number 2, November 2018

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Richard G. Vedder, Carl Stephen Guynes, James Parrish:
Botsourcing's impact on society. 10-13

Volume 48, Numbers 3-4, February 2020

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Douglas Schuler:
History and the social responsibility of computing professionals. 8-10
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Carl Steve Guynes, James Parrish, Richard G. Vedder:
Edge computing societal privacy and security issues. 11-12
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Michelle Trim:
Computing's social obligation. 13-14
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Richard Blumenthal:
Responsibility, what's appropriate? 15

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