Academy and the Internet

Contents: Helen Nissenbaum/Monroe E. Price: Introduction – Roy Rosenzweig: How Will the Net’s History Be Written? Historians and the Internet – Paul DiMaggio/Eszter Hargittai/W. Russell Neuman/John P. Robinson: Social Implications of the Internet – Daniel Miller/Don Slater/Lucy Suchman: Antropology – Doris A. Graber/Bruce Bimber/ W. Lance Bennett/Richard Davis/Pippa Norris: The Internet and Politics: Emerging Perspectives – Paul A. David: Economists and the Net: Problems of Policy for a Telecommunications Anomaly – Deborah G. Johnson: Computer Ethics – Nicholas W. Jankowski/Kirsten Foot/ Philip N. Howard/Steve Jones/Robin Mansell/Steve Schneider/Roger Silverstone: The Internet and Communiction Studies – Mette Hjort: Aesthetic Approaches to the Internet and New Media – Viktor Mayer-Schönberger: Cyberlaw Discourses: An Analytic Framework – Niva Elkin-Koren: The Internet and Copyright Policy Discourse – Jack Linchuan Qiu/Joseph Man Chan: China Internet Studies: A Review of the Field – Christian Sandvig/Stefaan Verhulst: Internet and Public Policy in Comparative Perspective.