International Journal of Technoethics, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, 2012

• L. A. Clark, D. L. Jones, W. J. Clark:
  Technology Innovation and the Policy Vacuum: A Call for Ethics, Norms, and Laws to Fill the Void. 1-13
  
• Peter B. Heller:
  Technoethics: The Dilemma of Doing the Right Moral Thing in Technology Applications. 14-27
  
• Peerayuth Charoensukmongkol, Jose Luis Daniel, Shaun Sexton, Ned Kock:
  Analyzing Software Piracy from Supply and Demand Factors The Competing Roles of Corruption and Economic Wealth. 28-42
  
• Poonam Kumar, Saurabh Mittal:
  The Perpetration and Prevention of Cyber Crime: An Analysis of Cyber Terrorism in India. 43-52
  
• Joan M. McMahon, Ronnie Cohen:
  How Can It Be Wrong (When It Feels So Right)?: Ethical Decision Making and New Technology. 53-84
  

Volume 3, Number 2, 2012

• José M. Galván, Rocci Luppicini:
  The Humanity of the Human Body: Is Homo Cybersapien a New Species? 1-8
  
• Pericle Salvini:
  Presence, Reciprocity and Robotic Mediations: The Case of Autonomous Social Robots. 9-16
  
• Jason Borenstein:
  Robotics, Ethics, and the Environment. 17-29
  
• Elettra Stradella:
  Personal Liability and Human Free Will in the Background of Emerging Neuroethical Issues: Some Remarks Arising From Recent Case Law. 30-41
  

Volume 3, Number 3, 2012

• Laura Pana:
  Artificial Ethics: A Common Way for Human and Artificial Moral Agents and an Emergent Technoethical Field. 1-20
  
• Eleni Metaxa, Miltiadis Sarigiannidis, Dimitris Folinas:
  Legal Issues of the French Law on Creation and Internet (Hadopi 1 and 2). 21-36
  
• Liudmila V. Baeva:
  Anthropogenesis and Dynamics of Values Under Conditions of Information Technology Development. 37-49
  
• Rachel Baarda, Rocci Luppicini:
  The Use and Abuse of Digital Democracy: Case Study of Mybarackobama.com. 50-68
  
• Mahmoud Eid:
  Systems of Ethical Reasoning and Media Communications. 69-75
  

Volume 3, Number 4, 2012

• Mahmoud Eid, Jenna Bresolin Slade:
  A Triad of Crisis Communication in the United States: Social Networks for Social Change in the Obama Era. 1-21
  
• Mark Walker:
  Human Extinction and Farsighted Universal Surveillance. 22-32
  
• Deb Gearhart:
  Lack of Ethics for eLearning: Two Sides of the Ethical Coin. 33-40
  
• Jenn Burleson Mackay, Erica Bailey:
  Succulent Sins, Personalized Politics, and Mainstream Media's Tabloidization Temptation. 41-53
  
• Tobias Hainz:
  Value Lexicality and Human Enhancement. 54-65
  

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