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CEPE2000
Computer Ethics: P hilosophical Enquiry

Dartmouth College
July 14-16, 2000

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CEPE2000
Computer Ethics: Philosophical Enquiry
Dartmouth College
July 14-16, 2000

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Keynote Addresses

	Deborah Hurley "A Whole World at One Glance: Individual and Community in the Digital Age"
Andrew Feenberg "Involving the Virtual"
	Helen Nissenbaum "Can Trust Be Secured On-Line?"

Presentations & Sessions

	Philip Brey "Disclosive Computer Ethics: Exposure and Evaluation of Embedded Normativity in Computer Technology"
Lucas Introna "Workplace Surveillance"
Session: Taking Responsibility
	Anton Vedder "Rethinking Moral Responsibility"
Luciano Floridi/J. Sanders "Artificial Evil and the Foundation of Computer Ethics"
	N. Fairweather/S. Rogerson "A Moral Approach to Electronic Patient Records"
David Gleason, Frances Grodzinsky, Richard Volkmann, and Wade Robison "Identity and Cyberspace"
Session: Cheating, Academic Integrity, and the Web
	Bernard Gert "Cheating"
Lawrence Hinman "Academic Integrity and the World Wide Web"
Session: Computer Ethics over Time
	Terrell Ward Bynum "The Foundations of Computer Ethics"
Antonio Marturano "Technology and the Future of Computer Ethics"
Session: Privacy
	Michael Scanlan "Information Privacy and Moral Values"
P. Thompson "Privacy, Secrecy, and Security"
	Herman Tavani "Privacy Protection, Control of Information, and Privacy-Enhancing Technologies"
James Moor "Privacy Protection, Control of Information, and Privacy-Enhancing Technologies"
"The Concept of Privacy in Japan"
	M. Mizutani "The Concept of Privacy in Japan"
James Dorsey "The Concept of Privacy in Japan"
	James Moor "The Concept of Privacy in Japan"