Date: Tue, 3 Sep 91 13:22:41 PDT
From: douglas@atc.boeing.com
Subject: CPSR pub's - please circulate electronically & hardcopy - thanks!


                      Social Implications of Computing


Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) is pleased to offer
these books, articles, video and audio tapes that address the wide range of
social aspects of computing.


Books

 Computers, Freedom & Privacy Proceedings from the First Conference on
 Computers, Freedom, and Privacy.  Includes articles on civil liberties,
 electronic networks, hacking, and many other issues. $20.00.

 Civil Liberties and the Electronic Frontier: Mapping the Terrain.  Edited
 by Richard Civille. Conference Report of 1991 CPSR Roundtable, Sponsored by
 The Electronic Frontier Foundation.  $10.

 Computers in Battle: Will They Work?  Edited by David Bellin and Gary
 Chapman.  Harcourt Brace Jovanovich.  An anthology of perspectives on the
 role of computers in the arms race. $15.00.

 PDC '90.  Proceedings from the 1990 Conference on Participatory Design.
 Edited by Aki Namioka and Douglas Schuler.  A collection of papers and
 workshop guidelines from the first U.S. conference on Participatory Design.
 $20.00.

 Computers and Social Responsibility: A Collection of Course Syllabi.
 Assembled by Terry Winograd and Batya Friedman.  Includes sections on
 social implications of computing, social analyses of computing, ethics for
 computer professionals, computers in the arts, computers in the military,
 computers in the third world, and computers in education.  $15.00.

 Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing, Volume I. Proceedings of
 the DIAC-87 conference.  Edited by Jonathan Jacky and Douglas Schuler.
 Ablex.  Includes papers on computer science funding, SDI software,
 artificial intelligence and the law. $25.00.

 Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing.  Proceedings of the
 DIAC-88 conference.  Edited by Nancy Leveson and Douglas Schuler.  Includes
 papers on coordinated information services by Douglas Engelbart, computing
 and the handicapped, computerization and women's knowledge, computer
 literacy, and computer ethics.  $15.00.

 Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing.  Proceedings of the
 DIAC-90 conference.  Edited by Douglas Schuler.  Includes papers on
 community building with voice technology, affectionate technology,
 computers and education, computer models and public policy, conduct codes,
 and virtual reality.  $20.00.

Articles and Papers

 Why Software is Unreliable.  David Parnas.  Eight memoranda that relate
 what we know about computer systems to critical applications.  $2.00.

 Computer Systems Reliability and Nuclear War.  Alan Borning.  $2.00.

 Computer Monitoring: A Threat to Privacy?  Karen Nussbaum (National
 Association of Working Women).  $1.00.

 The "Star Wars" Defense Won't Compute.  Reprinted from The Atlantic.
 Jonathan Jacky.  $1.00.

 List of Illustrative Risks to the Public in the Use of Computer Systems and
 Related Technology. Compiled by Peter Neumann. $1.00.

 Deadly Bloopers.  Severo Ornstein.  $1.00.

 Privacy in the Computer Age.  Ronni Rosenberg.  $3.00.

 Selected and Annotated Bibliography on Computers and Privacy.  Ronni
 Rosenberg.  $1.00.

 Strategic Computing Research and the Universities.  Terry Winograd.  $3.00.

 The Constitution versus the Arms Race.  Clifford Johnson.  $1.00.

 The National Crime Information Center: A Case Study.  Mary Karen Dahl.
 $1.00.

 "Sensitive," not "Secret": A Case Study.  Mary Karen Dahl.  $1.00.

 Computers in the Workplace: A Working Bibliography.  CPSR Workplace
 Project.  $2.00.

 Workplace Papers.  A collection of working notes compiled by the Workplace
 Project of CPSR.  Includes articles on privacy and keystroke monitoring,
 annotated bibliography, proposed projects, and computer monitoring.
 $10.00.

 Origins of the Scandinavian School. Kristen Nygaard.  Transparencies from
 PDC '90 conference. $7.00

Video and Audio Tapes

 Reliability and Risk: Computers and Nuclear War.  Award winning half-hour
 documentary on accidental nuclear war, the reliability of computers in
 critical settings, and the computer aspects of SDI.   One month rental
 $25.00; purchase $35.00.  Shipping and handing $7.00.

 Origins of the Scandinavian School: How and Why.  Kristen Nygaard. PDC '90
 audio tape: $10.00.

 Hazards of Omitting User Involvement.  Ellen Bravo.  PDC '90 audio tape:
 $10.00.

 Constraints in Product Development Organizations.  Jonathan Grudin.  PDC
 '90 audio tape: $10.00.

 Experiences in Participatory Design.  Kari Thoresen.  PDC '90 audio tape:
 $10.00.

 Strategies and Tools for Participatory Design.  Pelle Ehn.  PDC '90 audio
 tape: $10.00.

 Closing Address.  Enid Mumford.  PDC '90 audio tape: $10.00.

 Panel: Applying the European Approach in the U.S.  PDC '90 audio tape:
 $10.00.

Past issues of CPSR newsletters and other papers are available.  Please
write or call for specific information.  Please send check or money order
along with a list of titles to address below.  California residents add
sales tax.  Please add $3 for postage and handling.

              Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
                               (415) 322-3778
                                P.O. Box 717
                          Palo Alto, CA 94302-0717