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The Information Society, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, 1984
- Rob Kling:
Value conflicts in public-oriented computing developments. 1-38 - Seymour E. Goodman:
Socialist technological integration: The case of the east European computer industries. 39-89 - Susan E. MacMullin, Robert S. Taylor:
Problem dimensions and information traits. 91-111
Volume 3, Number 2, 1984
- H. W. William Caming:
Protection of personal data in the united states. 113-130 - John Langdale:
Computerization in Singapore and Australia. 131-153 - Charles Ban, Manfred Kochen:
Computer-related labor in the 1980s: Supply and demand. 155-180 - Michael Marien:
Some questions for the information society. 181-197
Volume 3, Number 3, 1985
- James I. Cash Jr.:
Interorganizational systems: An information society opportunity or threat? 199-228 - Richard O. Mason:
Designing information communities: Ethical issues in the information age. 229-239 - Bruce E. Tonn:
Information technology and society: Prospects and problems. 241-260 - Yale M. Braunstein:
Information as a factor of production: Substitutability and productivity. 261-273
Volume 3, Number 4, 1985
- Robert Lee Chartrand:
The many potentials of information technology for emergency management. 275-289 - Louis O. Giuffrida:
Information systems: Key to effective management of civil Emergencies. 291-301 - Robert E. Kahn:
Information processing technology for emergency management. 303-311 - Alexander M. Hunter:
State and local government liability for failing to use reasonably available information and technology in emergency management. 313-326 - Arthur C. Lundahl, Dino A. Brugioni:
Aerial photography: World class disaster fighter. 327-345 - Jerome E. Dobson:
Automated geography and emergency management. 347-359 - Marilyn C. Bracken:
Information technology in emergency response and hazardous waste management. 361-369 - James W. Morentz:
"Saving Lives": A computer simulation game for public education about emergencies. 371-382
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