Information Ethics: Privacy, Property, and Power, Adam D. Moore (ed.) [Book Review]

Journal of Information Ethics 18 (1):94-103 (2009)
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Largely favorable review, with only one significant criticism. Note that the URL points to /all/ reviews in the issue.

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