Titlebook: Computers and Networks in the Age of Globalization; IFIP TC9 Fifth World Leif Bloch Rasmussen,Colin Beardon,Silvio Munari Book 2001 IFIP In

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Computers and Networks in the Age of Globalization978-0-387-35400-2Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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The Exclusive Society — Elderly People and ICTinformatisation of society. The Dutch Rathenau Institute challenged this premise and has conducted a project that was aimed at analysing the relation between elderly people and ICT. It did so for three distinct roles of elderly people: the elderly worker, the elderly consumer and the elderly citizen

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An Intervention Programme for Women in Computing Courses: Does it Make a Difference?was aimed at improving the retention rates of first year women students in computing courses. Anecdotal and survey evidence provided by a pilot programme in 1994 suggested that the problems experienced by the women included: unwillingness to compete for scarce resources, lack of confidence to ask qu

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Shifting Values in Information Technologiesr focuses on the dynamics of values in human behaviour and the ability to shift the emphasis of individuals from one set of values to another. This is done by first measuring shared group values. Once those values are known and areas of potential conflict noted, it might be possible to shift value e

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Belgian ‘Digital Cities’: A Sample of French-Speaking Websitessed in the framework of a city (or a commune). Data from 37 websites were collected in September 1997 and analysed according to context; technical modes of functioning; information; and communication. Detailed results are presented. Specific findings are that the interactivity of the sites is genera

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The Global Information Society and Electronic Commerce: Privacy Threats and Privacy Technologiesanalysed. At the application level, we discuss privacy problems of digital payment systems as an example of recently promoted and socially, as well as economically, significant applications for evolving information infrastructures. Moreover, privacy-enhancing technologies are classified and examples