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Computers and Society is an online edited newsletter accessible via the ACM Digital Library (please note that it is NOT a peer-reviewed publication - submissions are checked for relevance, accessibility and basic suitability by the editors but not fully peer reviewed). The editors invite contributions of all types of written material (such as opinion articles, research challenge descriptions, work-in-progress articles, news reports, book reviews, bibliographies of relevant literature, and letters, fiction, poetry) on all aspects of the social, ethical and cultural impact of computing. For the latest Call(s) for Papers, check the Editorial Calendar. Instructions regarding formatting guidelines and copyright policy can be accessed from Author Information. Submissions should be sent to the editors.
Area Editors
| Subject Area | Area Editor | Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Law and Technology | Karen Levy | Cornell University |
| Digital Humanities | John D. Martin III | University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) |
| Physics | Rana Ashkar | Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
| Data Practices/Digital Curation | Kalpana Shankar | University College Dublin |
| Information Security/Internet Measurement | Chris Kanich | University of Illinois (Chicago) |
| Data Mining | Jasleen Kaur | Phillips Research Labs |
| CSCW | Bonnie Nardi | UC, Irvine |
| Sustainability | Barath Raghavan | ICSI (UC, Berkeley) |
| Technology Policy | Andreas Kuhn | Syracuse University |
| History | Rebecca Slayton | Cornell University |
| Sketchnotes | Rob Dimeo | NIST |
| Visualization and Graphics | Harsh Bhatia | Lawrence Livermore National Labs |
| Biology | Ranjit Warrier | University of Pennsylvania |
| Ethics | Luke Hutton | University of St. Andrews |
| Education | Michael Heron | Robert Gordon University |
| eGovernment | Carlos E. Jimenez Gomez | IEEE E-Government Chair |
| Privacy | Michael W. Bigrigg | Carnegie Mellon University |
| Minorities in Computing | Rajni Goel | Howard University |
| Collective Intelligence | Doug Schuler | Public Sphere Project |
The current issue of the SIGCAS Newsletter is always freely available through the ACM Digital Library. Previous issues are archived and are available to ACM SIGCAS Members and ACM Members who have purchased full access to the ACM Digital Library. From the Current Issue link above, you can read individual article abstracts and about each article, access the entire issue, or you can browse the archives.
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Editor in Chief:
Dee Weikle (James Madison University)
Editorial Board Members:
Camille Dickson-Deane: camilledd@gmail.com
Kathrine Henderson: kathrinehenderson@gmail.com
Kenneth Himma: himma@spu.edu
Joe Oldham: oldham@centre.edu
John Sullins: john.sullins@sonoma.edu