CASE STUDIES IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ETHICS

'Case Studies in Information Technology Ethics', Second Edition, is a versatile learning tool that offers a collection of diverse cases to help students and managers reflect on the multi-faceted ethical dilemmas that are emerging in the networked world. This book contains forty-two high-quality and well-researched case studies that address areas such as cybercrime, privacy, intellectual property, and equitable access. Many of these cases illustrate the interplay of strategic objectives with law, public policy. and ethical norms. The text is designed to appeal to all student levels - it is neither too technical for the novice in information technology issues, nor is it too simplistic for those with a more sophisticated background.