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Information Technology and Ethics of Globalization: Transnational Issues and Implications

Information Technology and Ethics of Globalization: Transnational Issues and Implications

Schultz, Robert a.

Hardcover

Series: Premier Reference Source

Business GeneralGeneral Computers

ISBN10: 1605669229
ISBN13: 9781605669229
Publisher: Igi Global Scientific Publishing
Published: Nov 30 2009
Pages: 272
Weight: 2.35
Height: 0.90 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.20
Language: English
Robert A. Schultz received his PhD in philosophy from Harvard University (1971). His dissertation in ethics was under the direction of John Rawls. He was a member of the philosophy faculty at the University of Pittsburgh, Cornell University, and the University of Southern California, and taught courses and published articles and reviews in the fields of ethics, logic, and aesthetics. In 1980 he assumed the position of data processing manager at A-Mark Precious Metals, a Forbes 500 company, then in Beverly Hills, CA. From 1989 through 2007, he was professor and chair of computer information systems and director of academic computing at Woodbury University (Burbank, CA). He regularly taught courses in database applications and design, systems development tools, and the management of information technology. He has numerous publications and presentations in the areas of database design, IT education, and the philosophy of technology. His previous book, Contemporary Issues in Ethics and Information Technology, was published by IRM Press (an imprint of IGI Global) in 2006. He retired and was awarded an emeritus professorship at Woodbury University in 2008. He continues to teach and publish in the areas of IT and ethics and taught an online course on this topic in the Applied Information Management Program at the University of Oregon in early 2009.

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