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The seizure of information-bearing devices at the US border generates ethical challenges for organizations and their employees as well as government agencies and their employees. Organizations and government agencies can reduce the problems associated with these seizures by following specific policies and procedures. On one hand, agencies enforcing policies that might involve legal but proprietary...
This paper analyzes the opportunities offered by information and communication technologies (ICTs) and the related ethical issues they raise within the transparency practices of non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Based upon a one-year study of a European NGO, the Italian Association of Blind People, it presents compelling empirical evidence concerning the main ethical, social and economic challenges...
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