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ORCID10. HCC 2012: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Magda David Hercheui, Diane Whitehouse, William J. McIver Jr., Jackie Phahlamohlaka:
ICT Critical Infrastructures and Society - 10th IFIP TC 9 International Conference on Human Choice and Computers, HCC10 2012, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, September 27-28, 2012. Proceedings. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology 386, Springer 2012, ISBN 978-3-642-33331-6
Human Choice and Computers International Conference (HCC10)
- Magda David Hercheui, Diane Whitehouse, William J. McIver Jr., Jackie Phahlamohlaka:
ICT Critical Infrastructures and Society: Introduction to the HCC10 Conference Proceedings. 1-7
Section 1: National and International Policies
- Noora Alghatam:
Formatting the Public Sector with ICTs: Exploring Institutional Sources and Processes. 11-21 - Carla Marisa Bonina
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Building ICT Critical Infrastructures for Trade Regulations: Implications from a National Initiative in Mexico. 22-33 - Silvia Masiero:
Getting It Right: The Importance of Targeting Structural Causes of Failure in E-Government. 34-43 - Aaron K. Martin:
National Identity Infrastructures: Lessons from the United Kingdom. 44-55 - Claudia Padovani, Elena Pavan:
International Norms and Socio-technical Systems: Connecting Institutional and Technological Infrastructures in Governance Processes. 56-65
Section 2: Sustainable and Responsible Innovation
- Ana Cardoso, João Álvaro Carvalho:
ICT and Environmental Sustainability: A Case Study of a Grassroots Initiative. 69-78 - Christina Herzog, Laurent Lefèvre, Jean-Marc Pierson:
Green IT for Innovation and Innovation for Green IT: The Virtuous Circle. 79-89 - Hossana Twinomurinzi:
The Role of ICT in Sustainable and Responsible Development: E-Skilling. 90-99 - Tony Cornford, Valentina Lichtner:
Sustainable and Responsible ICT Innovation in Healthcare: A Long View and Continuous Ethical Watch Required. 100-110 - Sokratis Vavilis, Milan Petkovic, Nicola Zannone:
Impact of ICT on Home Healthcare. 111-122 - Nick A. Guldemond, Magda David Hercheui:
Technology and Care for Patients with Chronic Conditions: The Chronic Care Model as a Framework for the Integration of ICT. 123-133 - Fons Wijnhoven, Pim Dietz, Chintan Amrit:
Information Waste, the Environment and Human Action: Concepts and Research. 134-142 - Amélie Bohas, Laïd Bouzidi:
Towards a Sustainable Governance of Information Systems: Devising a Maturity Assessment Tool of Eco-Responsibility Inspired by the Balanced Scorecard. 143-155 - Wendy L. Cukier, Valerie Fox, Hossein Rahnama:
Building Human Infrastructure for the Digital Economy: Ryerson's Digital Media Zone. 156-169 - Mattias Höjer, Katarina Larsen, Helene Wintzell:
Sustainable Communications and Innovation: Different Types of Effects from Collaborative Research Including University and Companies in the ICT-Sector. 170-182 - Norberto Patrignani, Iordanis Kavathatzopoulos:
Is the Post-Turing ICT Sustainable? 183-191 - Richard Taylor:
ITGS - A Blueprint for a Social Informatics Course in Pre-university Education. 192-201 - Abbas Shahim, Ronald Batenburg, Geert Vermunt:
Governance, Risk and Compliance: A Strategic Alignment Perspective Applied to Two Case Studies. 202-212
Section 3: ICT for Peace and War
- Marthie Grobler, Joey Jansen van Vuuren, Louise Leenen:
Implementation of a Cyber Security Policy in South Africa: Reflection on Progress and the Way Forward. 215-225 - Renier van Heerden, Heloise Pieterse, Barry Irwin:
Mapping the Most Significant Computer Hacking Events to a Temporal Computer Attack Model. 226-236 - Aubrey Labuschagne, Mariki M. Eloff, Namosha Veerasamy:
The Dark Side of Web 2.0. 237-249 - Erik M. Boertjes, Bas Gerrits, Robert E. Kooij, Peter-Paul van Maanen, Stephan Raaijmakers, Joost de Wit:
Towards a Social Media-Based Model of Trust and Its Application. 250-263 - John Martino:
Video Games and the Militarisation of Society: Towards a Theoretical and Conceptual Framework. 264-273 - Gunilla Bradley, Diane Whitehouse:
Challenges to Peace in the 21st Century: Working towards a Good Information and Communication Society. 274-284
Section 4: Citizens' Involvement, Citizens' Rights and ICT
- Laurence Masclet, Philippe Goujon:
Implementing Ethics in Information Systems, Presuppositions and Consequences in Ethics and Information Systems. 287-298 - Eduardo Henrique Diniz, Manuella Maia Ribeiro:
Redesigning the Relationship between Government and Civil Society: An Investigation of Emerging Models of Networked Democracy in Brazil. 299-309 - Yingqin Zheng, Cheng Zhang:
Cyberactivism and Collective Agency: Cases from China. 310-319 - Miranda Kajtazi:
Information Inadequacy: The Lack of Needed Information in Human, Social and Industrial Affairs. 320-329 - Mathias Fuchs:
Social Games: Privacy and Security. 330-337 - Jens-Martin Loebel:
Is Privacy Dead? - An Inquiry into GPS-Based Geolocation and Facial Recognition Systems. 338-348 - Magda David Hercheui, Brian Nicholson, Aghil Ameripour:
Theorising Open Development through an Institutional Lens: A Study of Iranian Online Interactions. 349-359 - Agata Królikowski:
Packet Inspection - Shifting the Paradigm of Fundamental Rights. 360-368 - Douglas Schuler:
Civic Intelligence and CSCW. 369-375 - Andrea Knaut:
Informed Strategies of Political Action in IP-Based Social Media. 376-386 - Don Gotterbarn:
Corporate Social Media Use Policy: Meeting Business and Ethical Responsibilities. 387-398
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