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Robert Hauptman is professor emeritus of St. Cloud State University and editor of the Journal of Information Ethics.

Edited by Robert Hauptman
Format: softcover (6 x 9)
Pages: 184
Bibliographic Info:
Copyright Date: 2011
pISBN: 1110010000202
Imprint: McFarland

Special Issue: Informing Information Ethics

Toni Samek, Guest Editor

Editorial: Whistling, Protecting, and Causing Harm<

Robert Hauptman      3

COLUMNS

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Having a Stroke: Ethical Issues in Medicine and Law

Russell Eisenman      5

Academics

Authorial Vanities

Joseph S. Fulda      9

ARTICLES

Informing Information Ethics: Select Essays

Toni Samek      12

The Beginnings of Information Ethics: Reflections on Memory and Meaning

Martha M. Smith      15

Global Information Ethics in LIS: An Examination of Select National Library Association English-Language Codes of Ethics

Jane Robertson Zaïane      25

Teaching Other Tongues: Addressing the Problem of “Other” Languages in the Library

Emily Drabinski      42

Inflexible Bodies: Metadata for Transgender Identities

K.R. Roberto      56

From Advocates to Terrorists: Ideology, the State of Exception and the State of Emergency, and Political Ethics

Ronald E. Day      65

A Passport to Trouble: Bureaucratic Incompetence as Censorship

Lane Robert Mandlis      85

You Can’t Polish a Pumpkin: Scattered Speculations on the Development of Information Ethics

Nathaniel F. Enright      103

Beyond a Bad Attitude? Information Workers and Their Prospects Through the Pages of Processed World

Steve Wright      127

Looking Back, Looking Forward, and Transformation in Information Ethics

Elizabeth A. Buchanan      157

Reviews      161

Article Alerts      182

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