The Ethics of Electronic Information in the Twenty-first Century S E Duff December 5

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The authors conclude that faith-based organizations appear no more effective than secular organizations at government-funded social service provision

The Ethics of Electronic Information in the Twenty-first Century S E Duff December 5During the weekend of September 26 28, 1997, the University of Memphis sponsored an important symposium, "The Ethics of Electronic Information in the Twenty First Century." The symposium focused on the ethical implications of the expansive and pervasive growth of information technology throughout the world. Scholars from four continents gathered to present their ideas on what they considered to be the significant issues resulting from this growth. The