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Table of Contents

"African Information Ethics"
International Review of Information Ethics (IRIE)
Vol. 7 (2007)

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The 7th volume of IRIE (07/2007) is dedicated entirely to
the publication of the proceedings of the first African
Information Ethics Conference (www.africainfoethics.org)
that was held in February, 5-7, 2007 in Pretoria, South
Africa.

The journal is available free of charge at:
http://www.i-r-i-e.net

Under the heading 'the joy of sharing knowledge' and the
patronage of UNESCO it brought together some 80 policy
makers and academic minds from Africa and around the world
to discuss the impact of the use of modern Information and
Communication Technologies (ICTs) on the African continent
and formulate a specifically African perspective on the
challenges involved - locally and globally.

The contributions to the conference published in this issue
can be divided into 3 categories:
- African Information Ethics in the context of the global
  Information Society (articles 1 - 15)
- Information Ethics issues in Africa (articles 16 - 31)
- Action Items for the road ahead (articles 32 - 40)

African Information Ethics (1-15)

Capurro, Rafael: Information Ethics for and from Africa 
Britz, Johannes: The joy of sharing knowledge...
Wafula-Kwake, A.K./Dennis. N. Ocholla: The feasibility of
ICT diffusion...
Mesbahi, Mohamed: The Third World and the paradox of the
digital revolution
Udeani, Chibueze C.: Cultural Diversity and Globalisation...
Moahi, Kgomotso H.: Globalization, Knowledge Economy... 
Himma, Kenneth Einar: The Information Gap...
Hongladarom, Soraj: Information Divide, Information Flow...
Wimmer, Franz Martin: Cultural Centrisms...
Boekhorst, Albert K.: Towards an Information Democracy...
Ess, Charles: Cybernetic Pluralism...
Bennani, Azelarabe Lahkim: The public sphere’s
metamorphosis...
Nagenborg, Michael: Artificial moral agents...
Frohmann, Bernd: Assembling an African Information Ethics 
Fleissner, Peter: On the Ambivalence of Information...
 
Information Ethics Issues (16-31)

Ngulube, Patrick: The Nature and Accessibility of
E-Government...
Carbo, Toni: Information Rights...
du Plessis, Jacques C.: The Spirit of Open Access to
Information...
Gathegi, John N.: Intellectual Property...
Lor, Peter Johan: International advocacy for information
ethics...
Löwstedt, Anthony: Rights versus Diversity? 
Mabe, Jacob Emmanuel: Security Thought in Africa 
Ponelis, Shana R.: Implications of social justice...
Sturges, Paul: What is this absence called transparency? 
Woodbury, Marsha: Information Integrity in Africa 
Ocholla, Dennis: Marginalized Knowledge 
Gopal, T. V.: Ethics in Deploying Data to make Wise
Decisions
Braman, Sandra: The Ourobouros of Intellectual Property
Abdeljelil, Jameleddine Ben: The Discourse of Identity in
the Maghreb...
Caftori, Netiva: African Women and the Internet 
Albright, Kendra: AIDS and Culture: The Case for an African
Information Identity
 
Action Items (32-40)
 
Lötter, H. P. P: Are ICTs Prerequisites for the Eradication
of Poverty?
Kigongo-Bukenya, Isaac: Towards Professionalism and
Commitment in Africa...
Onyancha, Omwoyo Bosire: E-governance in Eastern and
Southern Africa...
Johnstone, Justine: Towards a creativity research agenda... 
Kaddu, Sarah B.: Information Ethics: a student’s perspective
Bradshaw, Britz, Bothma, Bester: Using Information
Technology to Create Global Classrooms
Pellegrini, Tassilo: Co-Production on the Web 
Msuya, Jangawe: Challenges and opportunities ... 
Weil, Felix: Can you buy an African Dream? 
 
Journal Website:
http://www.i-r-i-e.net

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