Curriculum
Vitae for Dr. David Hakken
(6/1/06)
Professor
of Social Informatics Birthplace:
Ann Arbor, MI
Director
of International Relations
School
of Informatics Home: 720 Brighton Crest
Indiana
University Bloomington, IN 47401
Bloomington, IN 47408-3912 812-339-5323
812-856-1869
812-391-2296 (cell)
812-856-1995 (fax)
Education
Ph.D.,
1978, The American University, Washington, DC; anthropology
M.A.,
1972, The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL; anthropology
A.B.,
1968, Stanford University, Stanford, CA; history
Honors
2003 First
SUNYIT recipient, SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship and
Creative
Activities.
2001 First
SUNYIT nominee for a SUNY Distinguished University Professorship.
1999
First Recipient, The American Anthropological Association's Robert B. Textor
and
Family Prize for Excellence in
Anticipatory Anthropology.
1993
Fulbright Research Fellowship, Norwegian Fulbright Commission.
1991
Recipient, William Goodell Award for Research Creativity, SUNYIT.
1990
Access Award, Resource Center for Independent Living, Utica.
1989
Access Award, Developmental Disabilities Service Organization, Rome, NY.
1983
SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching.
1968
Phi Beta Kappa, Stanford University.
1964
Valedictorian, West Ottawa High School, Holland, MI.
Research
Grants, Fellowships, and Scholarships
2005
Malaysian-American Commission for Exchange of Scholars (Fulbright Commission)
Research Grant to study knowledge networking among
Open Source advocates.
2000-2003
US National Science Foundation Program in Societal Dimensions of Engineering,
Science, and Technology, planning for a Knowledge
Networking Project, $50,291.
1993-5
US National Science Foundation Anthropology Program research grant, $58,000.
1993-4
Fulbright Research Fellowship to Norway, $20,000.
1990
(with Burt Danovitz) National Science Foundation Program on Ethics and Value
Studies
in Science Conference Grant, $18,320.
1990
National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship to the Summer Institute on the
History of Technology, Case Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, OH; $2750.
1989-90
(with Russ Holland, Naseem Ishaq and Jorge Novillo) New York State Science
and Technology Foundation
participatory product development grant,
$29,850.
1989-90
(with Jan DeAmicis, Arthur Sanders, and Jim White) The Greater Utica and
cooperating United Ways, Community
Foundations, and Social Service Agencies
needs assessment grant, $30,085.
1986-87
Anthropology Program, U.S. National Science Foundation, research grant $24,999.
1981- : Various summer, travel, course reduction,
and professional development grants from
New York State, SUNYIT, and/or United University
Professions, Inc.
1976-78
Western Europe Dissertation Fellowship, U.S. Social Science Research Council,
$12,741.
1973-78
The American University Department of Anthropology Teaching Fellowship.
1968-70
The University of Chicago Center for Urban Studies Training Fellowship.
1965-68
Academic Achievement Scholarship, Stanford University.
Teaching
Indiana
University, Bloomington
Appointment:
Professor, 2004- ;
Courses
in Informatics:
Graduate: Introduction
to Informatics; Foundations of Social Informatics;
Globalization.
Undergraduate: Social
Informatics.
State
University of New York Institute (College) of Technology (at Utica/Rome)
Appointments: Professor, 1991-2004 ;
Associate Professor 1985-90; Assistant Professor,
l978-85; lecturer, 1978.
Courses in
Anthropology:
Graduate: Change and Technology in Not-for-profit
and Public Organizations; Ethnography
Undergraduate: Applied Anthropology; Cultural
Diversity; Cultures, Health, and Healing; Distinction: Race, Class, and Gender;
Ethnography; General Anthropology; Media Anthropology; People and Systems:
Cultural Perspectives on Information Practice; Social Policy; and Urban
Anthropology.
Sociology:
Work; History of Sociological Theory; Community;
Education; Senior Seminar (including as topics “Theorizing Media,” “Advocacy
and Change,” and “The Internet and Public/Not-for-Profit Organizations”); and
Worker Social Psychology.
Computer
Science and Information Design and Technology:
Graduate: Ethical and Legal Issues in the
Information Society.
Undergrad: Computers and Society; and Applications
for Non-programmers.
Freshman
Core: Perspectives on Knowledge.
Pratt
Institute of Design at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute (Utica)
2002,
General anthropology: An aesthetic perspective.
Royal
Institute of Technology/Stockholm University, Sweden
2002 Opponent, Ph.D. Dissertation,
Department of Computer Science.
University
of Hamburg, Germany
1999 Guest Professor, Media
Anthropology Summer School.
University
of Aarhus, Denmark.
1997 Guest Professor, Department of Information and
Media Science.
University
of Montreal
1997 Outside
Ph.D. Dissertation Examiner, Department of Communication.
Northern
College of Adult Education, South Yorkshire, England
1987, Guest Lecturer, Courses for
Unemployed Adults.
Cornell
University, New York State School for Industrial and Labor Relations
1978-82, Adjunct Professor of Labor Studies (Labor
History, Social Behavior at Work, Collective Bargaining).
Empire
State College of SUNY
1979-1990, Undergraduate and Graduate Tutor, in
Anthropology, Sociology,
Computer Science, and Labor Studies.
Sheffield
University, Department of Extramural Studies
1976-77, Guest Lecturer in
Industrial Studies.
Workers’
Educational Association, South Yorkshire, England
1997, Tutor in Workplace Hazards.
The
American University
1973-78, Teaching Assistant in
Ethnological Methods, Magic and Witchcraft, and Anthropological Theory.
The
University of Chicago
1971, Instructor in Social
Anthropology
Stanford
University
1967, Convener, student special
course on Intentional Communities.
Bloomington,
IN
2004- Virtual and field Ethnography
of Information, including ICTs and globalization,
ICT 4 D,
Free/Libre and Open Source Software, and developing tools to promote
comparative study on these topics.
Nusantara
(Island Southeast Asia)
2002- ; Comparative Research on Western
and non-Western Open Computing (e.g., Open
Source).
2005 Field Research on Open Sourcing
(based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia).
Utica, NY
2000-2003 Ethnography of Knowledge
Networking (including technological support for
ethnographers studying knowledge
management in organizations).
1999-2001 Action Research on Knowledge Networking
Oneida County,
(using ethnographic practice
to enhance knowledge networking in local
organizations).
1990-92 Archival research on technology and the
social construction of
disability
in the United States.
1989-90 Participatory action research to develop a computer-based
system
for
accessing assistive technology.
1989-90 Ethnographic research on
local social needs.
1988- Developer and fieldworker, various technology
projects for people
with disabilities, in
conjunction with the Utica Resource Center for
Independent Living; includes conference organizing,
development of local technology networks, background policy research,
evaluation, action research on closing sheltered workshops, and development of
legislative initiatives.
1984-86: fieldwork on workplace computerization in
the Upper Mohawk Valley.
1980-83: Archival research on the
history of work culture in the UMV.
Aarhus,
Denmark
1997 Further ethnography on the cultural
construction of Nordic computing.
Stockholm,
Sweden
1994 Ethnography of the cultural construction of
computing at the national level;
Department of Social
Anthropology, Stockholm University.
Oslo,
Norway
1993-4 Ethnography of the cultural construction of
computing; The Norwegian
National Computing Center.
Amsterdam,
Holland and Sofia, Bulgaria
1987&88 Study trips for research
on computerization.
Sheffield,
England
2000, 1993, 1990, 1988, 1985, 1983
Brief field visits for update.
1986-87: Field project on new information technology
and the reproduction of
working class culture.
1976-77: Field project on worker
education and the reproduction of working
class culture.
Washington,
DC
1975: Archival research on women’s participation in
the U.S. labor market, 1938-42,
U.S. Department of Labor,
for Department of Sociology, Dartmouth College.
1973-74: Research assistant, project on urbanization
and culture change, for Harvey
Moore, the American
University.
Chicago,
IL
1970-72: Ethnography of youth
culture, for the Institute for Juvenile Research.
1968-72: Ethnographer and data coder, project on
kinship and sex roles, for D.
Schneider and R. Smith, Department of Anthropology,
University of Chicago.
Stanford,
CA
1968: Ethnography of the Poor
People’s March, Washington, D.C.
2000
Director, The “Transitions” Project, a
process evaluation of three independent living
center-based programs to help students with
disabilities. For the NYS Association of
Independent Living Centers
1999
Organizer and Facilitator, Focus
Groups on graduate programming, Department of
Sociology and Anthropology, SUNYIT.
1998 Supervisor,
student projects on welfare reform, NYS Office of Assistance to Temporary and
Disabled Workers.
1997-9
Consultant on Data Collection and Organizational Networking, New York State
Office of Mental Retardation and
Developmental Disabilities Searches for Excellence
Project, Central New York Disability Services Office
(Job Connections Coalition).
1997-9 Member, Advisory Group on Electronic
Communication, American Anthropological Association.
1996
Consultant to Oneida County
Commissioner of Mental Health re: reconfiguring service
delivery.
1994-2002
Speaking partner, Konsultgruppen Tessla AB, Stockholm, Sweden, on
organizational communications projects and
Cyberspace Circuses.
1992-3
Evaluation research on schools as places for delivery of social services and
Even Start (adult literacy combined with early childhood education).
1991-93
Evaluation research project on workplace human development committees.
1992-3
Chief Facilitator, Task Force on Infrastructure Change, Oneida/Herkimer
Counties
Human Needs Assessment.
1992-7
Evaluator, Resource Center for Independent Living, on grants funded by funded
by
the Federal Rehabilitation Services Administration.
1991-3
Evaluation Team Coordinator, Partnership for Human Development Project, Central
New York
Labor Agency; funded by the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services.
1990-3 Chair, Sub-committee
on Paratransit, Governor’s Committee on Accessible Transportation in Utica.
1990 Consultant, Arts in Education Planning
Grant, for the Lincoln Center Institute,
Central New York Arts Council; design and execute interview schedule and questionnaire.
1989-91
Coordinator, Oneida/Herkimer Human Needs Assessment Research Team.
1989-
: Director, Technology Policy Center, SUNY Institute of Technology; set up
office,
prepare grant applications, administer grants,
coordinate speakers, supervise staff and
student projects.
1988-93:
Chair, Committee on Computing as a Cultural Process, General Anthropology
Division of the American Anthropological
Association.
1987 Consultant, Human Centered Office Systems
Group, Sheffield City Polytechnic;
participate in development of study circles among
clerical workers in local
government and other projects.
1983 Consultant, panel to plan new graduate
program in Labor and Policy Studies, SUNY
Empire State College; designed course on “Policy in
the Corporation.”
1983 Consultant Humanist, NY State Council for
the Humanities Program on “An
Anthropological Look at the
Workplace,” for the Oil, Chemical, and Atomic
Workers’ Union, Local #8/149.
1982-86:
Vice-Chair and Chairperson of the Research Committee, Oneida/Herkimer Council
on Occupational Safety and Health.
1980-84:
Chairperson of the Education Committee, Central New York Labor Council; design
and test needs’ assessment survey.
1976 Consultant, Department of Extramural
Studies, Sheffield University; designed and
execute statistical analysis of mail
survey data on shop stewards.
1975-76:
Professional Associate, US National Science Foundation Anthropology Program;
design and execute formal evaluations of
dissertation and conference support
programs; design index for grant reviewers.
1973 Consultant, National Panel on High Schools
and Adolescent Education, US
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare;
prepare background papers on various subjects and draft chapters of final
report.
1973 Interviewer, Planning Research Corporation,
McLean, VA; evaluate primary care
providers in drug rehabilitation
programs.
1972 Consultant, Social Service Delivery
Project, School for Social Service Administration,
University of Chicago; prepare case studies of
innovative social service delivery
mechanisms; work with team to design integrated
social service delivery model; draft
sections of final report.
1972 Consultant, Urban Development Institute,
Purdue University, Hammond, IN;
evaluate day care worker training program.
1971-72:
Administrative Secretary, New University Conference, Chicago; staff worker for
national educational reform organization.
1970-71:
Community Organizer, Blue Gargoyle Community Center, Chicago.
Under
Development (for Peter Lang, IU, or MIT Press)
Getting ICT 4
D Right: The Roles of FLOSS and an Open Cultural Imaginary.
What is
Informatics? (edited
collection)
Globalizing
Informatics Research (edited collection)
2003
The Knowledge Landscapes of Cyberspace. New York: Routledge.
1999
Cyborgs@Cyberspace?: An Ethnographer
Looks to the Future. New York: Routledge.
1997
(with Knut Haukelid, eds.) Technology and
Democracy: User involvement in
information
technology. TMV Skriftserie Nr. 26. Oslo: Center for Technology and
Culture.
1993
(with Barbara Andrews) Computing Myths,
Class Realities: An Ethnography of
Technology and
Working People in Sheffield, England. Boulder: Westview.
1987
(with Johanna Lessinger, eds.)
Perspectives on U.S. Marxist Anthropology. Boulder:
Westview.
1978
Workers’ Education: The Reproduction of
Working Class Culture In Sheffield, England
and “Really
Useful Knowledge.” Ann Arbor: University Microfilms. (Dissertation).
2006
Forthcoming
“A
Critique of Popular Political Economies of Knowledge in Cyberspace, An
Alternative
Political Economy of Cyberspace Knowledge, and A
Demonstration of the Applicability of the Alternative to Study of Free/Libre
and Open Source Software in the Malay World.”
In New Proposals: Journal of Marxism
and Interdisciplinary Inquiry.
Under development
“Global, Local, Glocal, or
Lobal? What Study of Free/Libre and Open
Source Software
in Malaysia Suggests about Technoscientific “Trading
Zones” and Social Formation Reproduction.” Bloomington, IN.: IU School of
Informatics.
Commissioned; Under Contract; “Technocracy” and
“Cyberspace” for the International
Encyclopedia
of the Social Sciences (3rd Edition)
“A Cyberspace
Research Ethic.” VEST (Swedish
Journal for Science and Technology
Studies).
2005
“An ‘Interesting’ Dialectic: Thoughts
on Western Borneo Languages and Automated
Information and Communication Technologies.” Proceedings of the ATMA/IKON International
Conference on the Languages and Literatures of Western Borneo: 144 Years of Research. Bangi, Malaysia:
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
2004
“Ethnography” In Bainbridge, William, Ed., Berkshire
Encyclopedia of Human-
“The
Cyberspace Anthropology: A Forward” to special issue on “Questions of Identity
on the Internet: Research ‘Software’ Towards a New Indonesia.” Antropologi Indonesia 73 iv-xv.
“Non-Western’ Studies of Cyberspace Identity
Formation.” Antropologi Indonesia 73:32-39.
“Recent Information Technology Events in the West: A
Memorial for the Economy Formerly Known as ‘New’.” Anthropologi
Indonesia 73:76-.81
2003
“An Ethics for an Anthropology in and
of Cyberspace.” In Fleurh-Lobban,
Carolyn,
ed. Ethics and
the Profession of Anthropology: Dialogue for Ethically Conscious
Practice (2nd Edition),
pp. 179-196. Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira
Press.
2002
“Afterword,” pp 355-367, in Renninger,
Ann, and Wesley Shumar, eds. Building
Virtual
Communities: Learning and Change in Cyberspace. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2001 (With Carl Martin Allwood) “Deconstructing Use’: Diverse Discourses on
‘Users’
and ‘Usability’ in Information System Development
and Reconstructing a Viable Use
Discourse” AI
& Society 15:169-199.
“Toward an
anthropology of cyberspace,” Runnel, Pille, ed., Rethinking ethnology and forkloristics, pp. 214-266. Tartu, Estonia: Tartu Nefa Ruehm.
2000 “Ethical Issues in the ethnography of
Cyberspace,” In Cantwell, Anne-Marie, Eva
Friedlander, and Madeleine L. Tramm, eds., Ethics and Anthropology: Facing Future
Issues in Human Biology, Globalism, and Cultural Property, pp.
170-186. New York: New York Academy of
Sciences.
“Resocialing
work? Anticipatory anthropology of the labor process.” Futures
32: 767-775.
"Resocialing Work: Toward a comparative study
of new forms of the labor process." Anthropology
of Work Review XXI(1):8-11.
1999 "Cap a una anthropolgia del
ciberespai.” (“Toward an anthropology of cyberspace.”)
Revista
d'Etnologia de Catalunya, 14: 8-45. Special issue on "Culture in cyberspace: towards a
digitized society," Maria Jesus Buxo ed.
1998 “Theories of labor and the Nordic approach
to information systems development.”
Anthropology
of Work Review
XIX(1):1-9.
1997 “Introduction,” in Hakken, David, and Knut
Haukelid, eds., Technology and
democracy:
User involvement in information technology.
TMV Skriftserie Nr. 26, pp 7-8. Oslo: Center for Technology and Culture.
“The virtual workplace: Decoupling space from
place,” in anon., ed., The virtual
workplace: One size doesn’t fit all, pp.5-22. Washington, DC: Special Libraries Association.
“Cultural attitude, social environment, and
innovation--An anthropologist’s view,” in anon., ed., OECD proceedings: Creativity, innovation, and job creation,
pp.157-176. Paris: Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development.
“Does Virtual Work Mean Virtual(ly No) Community?”
in Community space, cyberspace: What’s
the connection? Proceedings of the Sixth
Biannual Conference on Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing,
pp.47-53. Seattle, WA: Computer
Professionals for Social Responsibility.
1996
“The Cultural and Social Correlates of
Advanced Information Technology: A
Working List of Priority Research Issues.” Social Science Computer Review
14(1):39-43.
“Computers and Culture.” Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology, pp 228-33. New York: Henry
Holt.
1995
“Not by Curbcuts Alone: New Technology
for People with Disabilities.” Science as
Culture 21:502-34.
1994 “International Information Infrastructures: Social and Policy
Considerations.” Telektronikk 89(4):106-112.
1993 “Computing and Social Change: New Technology and Workplace
Transformation, 1980-90.” Annual Review of Anthropology 22:107-32.
1992 “Developing technology for people with
disabilities: Proceedings of a conference to
identify the policy issues." Association for Computing Machinery, Special
Interest Group on Computers and the Physically Handicapped Newsletter:15-35.
1991 “Culture-Centered Computing: Social Policy
and Development of New Information
Technology in England and the United States” Human Organization 50(4): 406-423.
“Anthropological Ethics in the 1990s: A
Positive Approach,” in C. Fleuhr-Lobban, ed., Ethics and the Profession of Anthropology, pp 72-91. Philadelphia:
University of Pennsylvania Press.
1990
“Machine-, Human-, or Culture-centered
Computing: A View from the Trenches,” in
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility’s DIAC ‘90: Proceedings of the Conference on
New Directions in Advanced Computing. Philadelphia: Ablex Publishing.
“Has There Been a Computer Revolution? An Anthropological Approach.”
The Journal of Computing and Society 1(1):11-28.
1988 “Studying New Technology after Braverman: An Anthropological
Review,” In Anthropology of Work Review
IX(1):5-8.
1987 “Reproduction and Culture in Complex Social Formations.” Dialectical Anthropology 12(2):193-204.
“Introduction” (with Johanna Lessinger), in Hakken
and Lessinger, eds., Perspectives...,
pp. 1-23.
“Studying Work: Anthropological and Marxist
Considerations,” in Hakken and Lessinger, eds., Perspectives..., pp. 57-80.
1986 “Class and Computers: Workers and the Micro Millennium.” Cultural Futures Research 8(3):23-31.
1983 “Impacts
of Liberation Pedagogy.” Journal of Education 165(I):113-25.
1981 “New Directions in the Anthropology of
Education.” in Ruth Landman, ed.,
Anthropological
Careers: Perspectives on Research, Employment, and Training, pp. 123-141. Washington: Anthropological Society of
Washington.
1980 “Workers’ Education and the Reproduction of Working Class
Culture.” Anthropology and Education Quarterly XI(4):211-234.
1977 (with B. Andrews) “Educational Technology: A Theoretical
Approach.” College English
39(1):68-108.
1972
Kinship
and Near-kinship among Black Chicagoans.
Department of Anthropology,
University of Chicago (Thesis).
Other
Professional Publications (Testimony, Reports, Reviews, etc.)
2005 “Comment” on Aporta and
Higgs, “Global Positioning Systems, Inuit Wayfinding,
and the Need for a New
Account of Technology.” Current Anthropology 46(3):746-7.
2003
Review of Forsythe, Diana, Studying Those Who Study Us. Anthropology
of Work
Review XXIII (1-2):39-40.
2001 “’Our’ Anthropology of Technoscience?” American Anthropologist 103(1): 535-539.
Review of Helmreich, Stefan, Silicon second nature. In American Ethnologist 26(1).
2000 Comment on “Theater in Cyberspace,” in American Theater.
1999 Review of Schoen, et.al., eds., High technology and low-income communities:
Prospects for the positive use of advanced
information technology. In Journal of Political Ecology, Vol. 6.
Review of Winder, et. al., eds, Philosophical Aspects of Information Systems. College & Research Libraries, January: 94-6.
"Distance learning: The view from an academic
profession." In Supporting instructional technology: What
really counts?. Proceedings of the Eighth Annual SUNY FACT Conference, pp
37-42. Albany: State University of New
York.
1998 “Technology and Social Change: The
workspace connection.” In Congressional
Breakfast on
Technology and Social Change, pp. 2-8.
Washington: The Consortium of Social Science Associations.
“Should the AAA intervene in the cultural construction of cyberspace?” Anthropology Newsletter 39(2):52,50.
1997 “My revised program for work anthropology and the Society for
the Anthropology of Work.” Anthropology of Work Review 18(1):1-2.
Review of Attonen, Pertti J., and Reimund Kvideland,
eds., Nordic Frontiers: Recent Issues in
the Study of Modern Traditional Culture in the Nordic Countries.(1993). In Ethnos.62(3-4):148-151.
1996
Syllabus for ANT 371: People and
Systems: Cultural Perspectives on Information
Practice,” in Zehr, Stephen, ed., Instructional Materials for Science,
Knowledge, and Technology.
Washington: American Sociological Association.
Review of R. Sclove, Democracy and Technology, in Science
as Culture.
1995 “The
Reconstruction of Science,” in Anthropology
Newsletter, October, 1995
“The Cultural Reconstruction of Science: A Response
to Labinger, in Social Studies of Science
25(2).
“Reconstructing the discourse on Use,” Workshop
Protocol published in Proceedings, Third
Decennial Conference on Computers in Context, Aarhus, Denmark.
“An American at IRIS,” Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems 6(2):81-4.
Review of Reddy’s, Danes are Like That!, in
Ethnos 59(3-4):261-5.
“Social Change and Cyberspace: A Cyborg
Anthropologist’s Perspective on Why the On-Line-Communication ‘Revolution’
Isn’t One.” Proceedings, SUNY Faculty
Access to Computing Technology Conference, SUNY Institute of Technology.
1993 “Research report: National styles and
information technology in Norway and
Sweden.” Proceedings
Supplement, 17th Annual IRIS Conference (Information Systems
Research in
Scandinavia).
Review of Sandberg, et. al.’s, Technological Change and Co-determination in Sweden, in Anthropology of Work Review
XIV(2&3):37-38.
Review of Kunda’s Engineering Culture, in
American Anthropologist 95(1):221-222.
“Schools and human services in Oneida County: Toward
a more effective partnership.” New Hartford, NY: BOCES Report
1992 Review of Johnson and Johansson’s, The Psychosocial Work Environment, in Medical Anthropology Review.
Review of Jules-Rosette’s, Terminal Signs: Computers and Social Change in Africa, in American Ethnologist.
1991 “Thoroughly Postmodern Milling: The Postmodern Challenge to
Technology Education.” SUNY Institute of Technology Research and
Creative Expression 3:4-10.
(with Miriam
Kaprow) “Commentary: Tours and the SfAA Annual Meetings,” in Practicing Anthropology 13(4):23-25.
(with Jan DeAmicis, Mary Ann Ewen, Arthur Sanders,
and James White) “Oneida/Herkimer Human Needs Assessment Research Report.” Utica: Greater Utica United Way.
1990 Review of Arnot’s Controlling
Soviet Labour: Experimental Change from Brezhnev to Gorbachev, in The Anthropology of East Europe Review
9(2):37-40.
Review of “Computers in Context” (video). American
Anthropologist 92:270-1.
Review of Ehn’s Work-oriented
Design of Computer Artifacts, in Anthropology
of Work Review 10(4):14-15.
1989 “Culture-Centered Computerization: A European Edge?” SUNY Institute of Technology Research and
Creative Expression 1:23-5.
1988 “Developing Program in Science, Technology and Society,” and
“Developing Program in International Studies” for SUNY College of
Technology.
1987 (with B. Andrews and J. Owen)
Review of Cockburn’s Machinery of
Dominance: Women, Men and Technical Know-how, in Review of Labour History Bulletin.
1985 “Review of Applebaum’s Work
in Non-Market and Transitional Societies, in Anthropology of Work Review 6(3):33-35.
“Ethics, Legislation, and Professionalism in
American Anthropology,” in Anthropology
Newsletter April.
1983 “Socialism in One County? A Field Trip Essay.” CMA News V(4):1-4.
“Review of: Teamster
Rank and File, by Samuel Friedman.” Anthropology
of Work Review 4(2):5.
1981 “Film Review: Applied Anthropology in
Revolutionary Cuba.” CMA News
III(2):2.
1980 “Review of Richard Lee’s
The !Kung San: Men, Women, and Work in a Foraging Society. Anthropology of Work Newsletter 1(3):3.
(with Bill Harrell and David Novak) “The Upper Mohawk Valley Work Culture Project.” Division of Arts and Sciences, SUNY College of Technology.
1978 “Recent Developments in Britain.” Labor
Studies Journal 3(2):164-66.
Conference
Keynotes and Plenary Addresses
2006 Technocracy or Democracy: Justice and
Emerging, Technology-enabled Global
Governance Forms. Symposium on Technology,
Knowledge, and Society, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.
2005
“Open Source Software for Knowledge
and Ethnography.” Keynote to the Linux
Conference, Asia-Pacific Institute of Information
Technology, Kuala Lumpur.
2003 “Ethnographic Cyborgs? The Futures of
Ethnography in Cyberculture.” Presented
to the pre-Conference on ethnography, annual meeting of the National
Communications
Association, Miami, FL.
“An
anthropologist discusses technologies for knowledge networking: Surviving the
economy formerly known as ‘new” and
coping with knowledge management fatigue
syndrome.” Rudi Weiss lecture to the New York State Library Association, Saratoga Springs.
2002
“Knowledge Society or
Mythinformation?: Some Ethnographic Perspectives on the
Challenges and Opportunities of Automated Information Technologies.” Presented to the plenary