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Volume 24 Number 4
Winter 2005
Software and Human Values

T&S Magazine Wins Three

2005 STC Awards of Excellence

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FEATURES

12 Linux and the Appeal to Cultural Values*
       Clinton R. Lanier

18 Getting the Best from Nanotechnology: Approaching Social and Ethical Implications Openly and Proactively*
       Kirsty Mills and Charles Fleddermann

27 Restructuring the Electricity Industry in Britain and Norway*
       Constantine Hadjilambrinos

36 Agile Software Development: Human Values and Culture*
       Keith W. Miller and David K. Larson

DEPARTMENTS

3    President's Message
4    Editorial
5    Living With Technology
44 Letter
45 2005 Year-End Index

*Refereed Articles.
Cover Image: Brand X Pictures

Volume 24 Number 4 Winter 2005 Software and Human Values

Volume 24 Number 4
Winter 2005
Software and Human Values