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PowerPoint presenation (more than 50 slides) on social issues raised by the Internet. Contains numerous examples, with links...
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PowerPoint presenation (more than 50 slides) on social issues raised by the Internet. Contains numerous examples, with links to references, and several exercises at the end to explore the issues. Content is framed within the context of governmental vs. self-regulation of conduct.
Material Type:
Presentation
Author:
Ralph Westfall
Date Added:
Mar 01, 2010
Date Modified:
Dec 08, 2014
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