Simon Rogerson

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  • Fidler, C., Rogerson, S., (1996), Strategic Management Support Systems, Financial Times Press (formerly Pitman Publishing), ISBN   0273614185.
  • Rogerson, S. (1998, 2001), Computer and Information Ethics, in: Chadwick, R., (editor), Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, Academic Press Inc, San Diego CA USA, 1998, pp 563–570. Reprinted in Chadwick, R., (editor), The Concise Encyclopedia of Ethics of New Technologies, Academic Press Inc, San Diego CA USA, 2001, pp 65–72. Reprinted in Chadwick, R., (editor), The Concise Encyclopedia of Ethics in Politics and the Media, Academic Press Inc, San Diego CA USA, 2001, pp 63–70.
  • Rogerson, S., (1998), Ethical aspects of information technology: issues for senior executives, Institute of Business Ethics, ISBN   0952402041
  • Gotterbarn, D., Miller, K. & Rogerson, S., (1999) Software Engineering Code of Ethics is Approved, Communications of the ACM, October Vol 42 No 10, 1999, pp102–107 and Computer, Oct 1999, pp 84–89. doi : 10.1145/317665.317682
  • Rogerson, S., (2002) Computers and Society, in: Spier, R.E., (editor), Science and Technology Ethics, Routledge, chapter 8, pp159–179, ISBN   041514812X.
  • Fairweather, N.B., Rogerson, S., (2003) Internet Voting – Well at least it’s ‘Modern’, Representation, Vol 39, No 3, pp182–196.
  • Bynum, T.W., Rogerson, S., (eds.) (2004, 2010), Computer Ethics and Professional Responsibility, Blackwell, ISBN   1-85554-844-5 (Chinese translation published in 2010 by Peking University Press ISBN   978-7-301-15989-7)
  • McRobb, S.; Rogerson, S. (2004). "Are They Really Listening? An investigation into published online privacy policies". Information Technology & People. 17 (4): 442–461. doi:10.1108/09593840410570285. S2CID   9493538.
  • Rogerson, S., (2004), Aspects of Social Responsibility in the Information Society, in: Doukidis, G.I., Mylonopoulos, N.A. & N. Pouloudi, A. (editors), Social and Economic Transformation in the Digital Era, IDEA Group Publishing, Chapter 3, pp 31–46, 2004.
  • Gotterbarn, D., Rogerson, S., (2005) Responsible Risk Assessment with Software Development: Creating the Software Development Impact Statement, Communications of the Association for Information Systems, Vol 15, Article 40 May. Available at http://aisel.aisnet.org/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3162&context=cais
  • Gotterbarn, D., Rogerson, S., (2006) Software design ethics for biomedicine, in: Nagl, S., (editor), Cancer Bioinformatics: From Therapy Design to Treatment, John Wiley, Chapter 12, pp213–231. ISBN   0-470-86304-8.
  • Fairweather, N.B., Rogerson, S., (2007) A moral approach to electronic patient records. In Weckert, J. (ed) International Library of Essays in Public and Professional Ethics: Computer Ethics, Ashgate, Aldershot, Originally published 2001 in Medical Informatics and the Internet in Medicine Vol 26(3) pp219–234, doi : 10.1080/14639230110076412.
  • Rogerson, S., (2011) Ethics and ICT. in Galliers, R., Currie, W., (editors) The Oxford Handbook on Management Information Systems: Critical Perspectives and New Directions. Oxford University Press, Chpt 23, pp601–622, ISBN   9780199580583.
  • Rogerson, S., (2013) The integrity of creating, communicating and consuming information online in the context of Higher Education Institutions. in Engwall, L., Scott, P. (eds) Trust in Universities. Wenner-Gren International Series, Volume 86, Chapter 10, pp. 125–136. ISSN   1477-996X
  • Rogerson, S (2015). "Future Vision". Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society. 13 (3/4): 346–360. doi:10.1108/jices-05-2015-0011. hdl: 2086/11195 .
  • Rogerson, S., Miller, K.W., Winter, J.S. & Larson, D. (2017) "Information systems ethics – challenges and opportunities", Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society, doi : 10.1108/JICES-07-2017-0041
  • Rogerson, S. (2018) Ethics omission increases gases emission: A look in the rearview mirror at Volkswagen software engineering. Communications of the ACM, Vol 61 No 3, March, pp. 30–32. doi : 10.1145/3180490
  • Rogerson, S., 2020. Poetical potentials: the value of poems in social impact education. ACM Inroads, 11(1), pp. 30–32.
  • Rogerson, S., 2021. The Evolving Landscape of Ethical Digital Technology. Taylor & Francis Ltd. ISBN   9781032017211
  • Rogerson, S., 2022. Grey digital outcasts and COVID-19. First Monday, 27(4). doi: 10.5210/fm.v27i4.12587
  • Rogerson, S., 2022. Ethical Digital Technology in Practice. Taylor & Francis Ltd. ISBN 9781032145303 doi: 10.1201/9781003309079
  • Rogerson, S., 2023. Imagine! Ethical Digital Technology for Everyone.Taylor & Francis Ltd. ISBN 9781032422176 doi: https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003361763

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    Professor Emeritus

    Simon Rogerson
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    NationalityBritish
    AwardsIFIP Working Group 9.2 Namur Award (1999), ACM SIGCAS Making a Difference Award (2005)
    Academic background
    InfluencesAndrew Sereda, Christine Fidler, Terrell Ward Bynum, Donald Gotterbarn
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