193 pages, wrappers, very good. From the publisher: Computer Ethics provides balanced and authoritative coverage of such topics as software unreliability, computer crime, software theft, hacking, viruses, unmanageable complexity, invasions of privacy, artificial intelligence, and degraded work. The authors describe these problem areas with dramatic examples of computer abuse and misuses, augmented by extensive notes and references, as well as by role-playing exercises and hypothetical situations in the suggestions for further discussion at the end of each chapter.

COMPUTER ETHICS COMPUTING DILEMMAS DATA PROCESSING MORALITY TOM FORESTER