Selecting a Computer Ethics Coursebook: A Comparative Study of Five Recent Works m _1 Herman T. Tavani Rivier College,Nashua N H htavani@migh~.riv.edu Tom Forester is Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing and Information Technology at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia, and Perry Morrison lectures in psycholForester, Tom and Perry Morrison. Computer Ethics: Cautionogy at the National University of Singapore. Forester and ary Tales and Ethical Dilemmas in Computing. 2nd ed. Cambridge, Morrison's ComputerEthics: Cautionary Tales and Ethical Dilemmas MA: MIT Press 1994; 331 pages. ISBN 0-262- 56073-9. in Computing, currently in its second edition, is organized into Huff, Chuck and Thomas Finholt, eds. Sodal Issues in Comnine chapters and two appendices. While retaining the general puting: Putting Computing in its Place. NY: McGraw Hill, 1994; 726 format and content that contributed to the success of the book's pages. ISBN 0-07-030863-2. earlier edition (1990), the authors have via a series of addiJohnson, Deborah G. Computer Ethics. 2nd ed. Englewood tions, corrections, updates, and modifications to the original Cliff, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1994; 181 pages. ISBN 0-13-290339-3. text--made some significant changes. In the Preface to the new Johnson, Deborah G. and Helen Nissenbaum, eds. Computedition, for example, Forester and
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