CyberEthics

This unique textbook provides a framework for discussing ethical dilemmas related to today's computer technology and the Internet. Each chapter begins with a case study, based on an actual legal or business scenario. Interdisciplinary readings, questions, and exercises, written and Internet, help students develop a more complete understanding of the material. This book is appropriate for Business Law, Information Systems, Management, and Ethics course areas.

Halbert (legal studies, Temple University) and Ingulli (business, Richard Stockton College) engage students with the latest issues, articles, and cases pertinent to ethical dilemmas related to computer technology and the Internet. Articles are authored by experts in intellectual property and feminist scholars, as well as public figures including rock musician Courtney Love and Disney CEO Michael Eisner, and span a broad range of political and philosophical viewpoints, from cyber-anarchy to federal regulations. Learning features include case studies, questions, and Internet assignments. The book can be used independently or as a supplement in courses such as computers and society, ethics, business law, and communications. Annotation © 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Elaine Ingulli is Professor of Business Law at Richard A. Stockton College of New Jersey and a member of the Pennsylvania and New York Bars. Professor Ingulli teaches courses in business law, the legal environment, and international business law, as well as in sex discrimination and women's studies. She is the author of numerous journal articles and a cofounder of the Feminist Legal Studies Section of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business. Professor Ingulli is active in women's and environmental issues. She earned her JD from Hofstra University.