Culture and democracy revisited in the global information society: Summary of a position paper. - Ethics. - A charter for citizens of the global information society. - Information technology and ethics. - Much Ado about Nothing: The Internet Dream. - An analysis of ethical awareness related to computers and information technology of people in the Bangkok metropolis. - Global Information Society. - The global information society: Some reflections on labour and work. - Global digital commerce: Impacts and risks for developments of global information societies. - Going to the future. - Moving towards the millennium: Will information technology take democracy into the 21st century?. - Information assets as a platform for economic growth. - Technology economic development and sustainability: The case of Latin America. - Cultural Challenges. - Information society and Greek society: Socio-cultural and political incompatibilities. - Just-in-time open and distant training offers must match market and learners requirements. - What does it mean to be virtual'?. - Information technology for persons with a disability: A vision for the International Federation for Information Processing. - Gardening: A metaphor for sustainability in information technology-technical support. - Information society and civil society: Non-governmental organizations and computer-mediated communication in Latin America. - Culture and communication The interplay in the new public commons: Usenet and community networks. - On cultures and information technology applications in organizations. - The role of Ukrainian universities in the development of the global information society. - Democratic Challenges. - Ethical and social issues of teleservices' for disabled and elderly people. - The global information society andthe implications of self-organization. - Information highways: A threat to democracy?. - Privacy at risk in the global information society. - The politics of privacy on the global information highway. - Growing old in an information society. - The Concept of the Agora. - The Internet: A new agora?. - DEMOS: Democratic evaluation of multiple options in society. - Historical and topographical amnesia on the information highway: Metaphors and tacit knowledge. - The role of the Internet both as an ancient agora and a French café for the humanities. - A self-regulated Internet community. - Recommendations. - Recommendations: From sand through silver to gold plates. Language: English