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Volume 24 Number 3
Fall 2005
Globalizing Technological Education, Special Issue

SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURES

8    Engineering Globalization: Oxymoron or Opportunity?*
      Byron Newberry

16 Globalizing Manufacturing Engineering Education*
      Karl D. Stephan and Vedaraman Sriraman

23 IT Education and Training for Disadvantaged Students: Lessons from Europe*
      Susan O'Donnell

32 Sustainability Principles and Practice for Engineers
      Carol Boyle and Gerry Te Kapa Coates

40 Threat to Democratic Ideals in Cyberspace: Lessons Learned from the Verizon v. RIAA Case*
      Herman T. Tavani and Frances S. Grodzinsky

45 Collateral Damage: American Science and the War on Terrorism
      Kenneth R. Foster and Irving A. Lerch

DEPARTMENTS

3 President's Message
4   ISTAS 2006 - Call for Papers
5   Computing
6   Special Issue Introduction
7   Call for Papers: Special Issue on Security and Usability
53 Book Review
55 Correction

Volume 24 Number 3 Fall 2005 Globalizing Technological Education, Special Issue

Volume 24 Number 3
Fall 2005
Globalizing Technological Education, Special Issue