5. HCC 1998: Geneva, Switzerland

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  editor    = {Leif Bloch Rasmussen and
               Colin Beardon and
               Silvio Munari},
  title     = {Computers and Networks in the Age of Globalization, IFIP TC9
               World Conference on Human Choice and Computers, August 25-28,
               1998, Geneva, Switzerland},
  booktitle = {HCC},
  publisher = {Kluwer},
  series    = {IFIP Conference Proceedings},
  volume    = {185},
  year      = {2000},
  isbn      = {0-7923-7253-0},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

People and Their Changing Values

• Marc van Lieshout: The exclusive society - elderly people and ICT. 3-22
• Lorraine Staehr, Mary Martin, Graeme Byrne: An intervention programme for women in computing courses: Does it make a difference? 23-38
• Veronika Oechtering, Karin Vosseberg: Informatica feminale: A place for educational experiences. 39-54
• Gunnar Wenngren: The SUSEC school project: Introducing computer security to teachers and pupils. 55-60
• Richard F. Paweska: A new model for integrated computing science undergraduate education. 61-70
• Phillip L. Davidson: Shifting values in information technologies. 71-84

Citizenship in a Network Society

• Marie d'Udekem-Gevers: Belgian 'digital cities': A sample of French-speaking websites. 85-102
• Morten Falch, Anders Henten, Knud Erik Skouby: Consumer related legal aspects of electronic commerce: The case of Denmark. 103-114
• Kathrin Schier, Simone Fischer-Hübner: The global information society and electronic commerce: Privacy threats and privacy technologies. 115-134
• Weiping Zheng: The world wide web and the dilution of the Chinese language. 135-140
• Jacques Berleur: Ethics and the governance of the internet: Recommendations of IFIP - SIG 9.2.2. 141-154
• Vassilios Laopodis: Public interest issues in the global information society: Is there a role for public authorities? 155-168
• Michal Golinski: The valuation of the Polish information infrastructure development level in comparison with other selected countries. 169-186

The Individual and the Knowledge Based Organisation

• Ruud van Dael, Carolien Metselaar: The computing profession in the era of virtual organising. 187-200
• Kai Jakobs, Rob Procter, Robin Williams: Standardisation, innovation and implementation of information technology. 201-220

Human Responsibility and Technology

• Andy Sloane: Infrastructure issues for internet broadcasting to home-based users. 221-230
• Kirsi Heiskanen, Mikko Jäkälä, Samuli Pekkola: Visualisation of communication in collaborative virtual environments. 231-244
• Pertti Järvinen: Improving the quality of drawings. 245-260
• Luc Jeandenans, Michel Gautero, François Grize, Igor V. Tetko, Alessandro E. P. Villa: Computer assisted neurophysiology by a distributed JAVA program. 261-272
• Jean-François Vibert: XNBC: Simulating biological neural networks. 273-290
• Suzanne Spradley: Telemedicine: The future of medicine - a case study of telemedicine applications within the United States. 291-306

Exclusion and Regeneration

• Kresten Bjerg: Towards the virtual home: Construing the multimedia-home to enhance cultural and biographic continuity. 307-318
• Tom Dwyer: New social actors in the context of a developing country: Computerisation in Brazil. 319-334
• Niklas Damiris, Helga Wild: Concerning the virtual in the real. 335-344
• Colin Beardon: Six works of art and their significance for the future of computing. 345-360
• Penny Duquenoy, Diane Whitehouse: The process of ethics. 361-380
• Jane Retvig, Henrik Herlau, Leif Bloch Rasmussen: Signs of exformation systems. 381-396