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... citizens . Together , the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services hold over one trillion files on U.S. citizens , and the federal government overall holds approximately fifteen files per citizen ( Deitel ...
... citizens . Together , the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services hold over one trillion files on U.S. citizens , and the federal government overall holds approximately fifteen files per citizen ( Deitel ...
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... citizens and abridges their freedom . Computers also open new opportunities for invading the privacy of individuals . For example , if you had experienced a temporary bout of depression following the death of a spouse and had received ...
... citizens and abridges their freedom . Computers also open new opportunities for invading the privacy of individuals . For example , if you had experienced a temporary bout of depression following the death of a spouse and had received ...
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... citizens by watching them constantly and by persecuting those who disagreed with government policies . In Orwell's scenario , there were no individual freedoms — the citizens had become mere pawns of the government . Orwell's story is a ...
... citizens by watching them constantly and by persecuting those who disagreed with government policies . In Orwell's scenario , there were no individual freedoms — the citizens had become mere pawns of the government . Orwell's story is a ...
Contents
WORK TRANSFORMED | 24 |
MANAGEMENT AND LABOR | 48 |
THE GLOBAL ECONOMY | 73 |
Copyright | |
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