|
 
Thursday,
March
27th 2003
MAIN SESSION
11 am - 12:30 pm
Main Auditorium
Join the moderator
and panel members for a wide-ranging discussion about "Big
Brother" technologies, including new modes of personal identification,
powerful tools for surveillance, and highly efficient procedures
for data collection and sharing.
MODERATOR
E. Haavi
Morreim
Dept. of Human
Values & Ethics, College of Medicine and Division of Health
Services and Research Policy, University of Tennessee. Dr. Morreim
is the author of many works on the ethical and legal implications
of medicine's changing economics. She is a consultant in medical
ethics and patient advocacy issue.
PANELISTS
Andrew
L. Feenberg
Department
of Philosophy, San Diego State University. Dr. Feenberg's book,
Transforming Technology and other works focus on critical theory
and human values in the design of computer networks and on democratizing
technology.
Paul B.
Ferrara
Director of
Virginia Commonwealth University's Division of Forensic Science.
Dr. Ferrara is an expert in the use of DNA technology and has
frequently been consulted by the FBI and the U.S. Attorney General's
Office as well as state and local law enforcement agencies.
Frank
J. Gaffney, Jr.
Founder, President,
and CEO, The Center for Security Policy. Mr. Gaffney was formerly
a high ranking official at the Defense Department and Chairman
of NATO's High Level Group. He is an internationally recognized
expert on foreign and defense policy matters.
Helen
Nissenbaum
Department
of Culture and Communication, Information Law Institute, School
of Law, NYU. Dr. Nissenbaum has authored works focused on the
ethical dimensions of information and communications technology
and policy, including privacy and security issues.
Marc Rotenberg
Executive
Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center, a public interest
research organization. Mr. Rotenberg is one of the leading experts
in cyberspace law and policy in the U.S. in areas such as encryption
policy, computer security, surveillance, and cyber liberties.
PANEL
AND AUDIENCE QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION
1:30 - 2:00 pm
Main Auditorium
Continue the
conservation with the panelists and other audience members
.
|
