Here are my writings about ethics and information technology.  They comprise: Books, Reports, Book Chapters, Conference Presentations, and Articles (papers) published in, mostly, peer-reviewed journals.

Peer-reviewing is important to academics. It is their way of getting validation. However, the worth of any piece of writing ought to be measured by its cogency and coherency; by it’s usefullness to you.

Books:

In 2008 John Weckert and I did a major report into ethics in the ICT Industry.  Here are the results:

Ethics and Regulation in the-ICT Industry 2008 and

Ethics and Regulation in the-ICT Industry 2008 – Appendices

There were a couple of papers written from this report. See if you can find them in the articles section.

In 2010 I was a researcher for a National Science Foundation report, Security and Privacy: Global Standards for Ethical Identity Management in Contemporary Liberal Democratic States.  See the acknowledgements section of that report.  I was principally involved in the Securitization Technologies section.

Security and Privacy: Global Standards for Ethical Identity Management in Contemporary Liberal Democratic States

Book Chapters:

Conferences Presentations:

There are too many of these to fit on this page.  Look for them here: Conference Presentations

Articles:

There are too many of these to fit on this page.  Look for them here: Articles in journals, magazines, etc.