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Volume 26 Number 2
Summer 2007
Amish Technology: Reinforcing Values, Building Com

DEPARTMENTS

3 ISTAS-08 – Call for Papers
4 President’s Message
5 Policy Perspectives
6 News
7 Letter
8 Living with Technology

FEATURES

10 Amish Technology: Reinforcing Values and Building Community*
Jameson M. Wetmore

22 DynaHand: Observation-Resistant Recognition-Based Web Authentication*
Karen Renaud and Elin Skjegstad Olsen

32 Toward a Wireless World*
Samuel C. Yang

43 Importance of Gender Homophily in the Computer Science Classroom*
Roli Varma and Marcella LaFever

48 Environmental Regulation of Nanotechnology and the TSCA*
Ahson Wardak, Michael E. Gorman, Nathan Swami, and Dave Rejeski

*Refereed articles.
Cover Image: Courtesy J. Wetmore

Volume 26 Number 2 Summer 2007 Amish Technology: Reinforcing Values, Building Com

Volume 26 Number 2
Summer 2007
Amish Technology: Reinforcing Values, Building Com