Information
and Records Management Social and Ethical Issues
"Ethics and Social Issues for
Creators, Managers and Users of Records," keynote presentation at
the Liverpool University Centre for Archive Studies (LUCAS) Conference on Political
Pressure and the Archival Record, July 24, 2003. (This is a MS PowerPoint™
presentation. It may take longer to load.)
"Ethical
and Social Issues for Modern Information and
Records Managers," by Rick
Barry. A presentation to the ARMA
Gaithersburg Chapter's Fourth Annual National Records and Information
Management Week (NRIMW Forum) Knowledge
Management Forum: "Records
Management for a New Millennium: Back to the Basics and Into the Future "
on April 5, 2001. (This is a
MS PowerPoint™ presentation. It may take longer to load.)
"Thinking about accountability, recordkeeping and
Shelley Davis' Unbridled Power : a commentary", by Rick Barry. A new look at a fascinating
book, Unbridled Power: Inside the
Secret Culture of the IRS, by Shelley
L. Davis originally published as a book review by Rick Barry and later
developed by him in this essay raising questions for the archives and records
management community, policy makers and society.
"Keeping the record, keeping
the trust" originally published in the January,
2000, Newsletter of the British Society
of Archivists. This is about a few of the social, human factors and ethical
issues – let us say 'social issues' for short – of some millennial proportion
that are bearing down on ARM professionals: privacy and the sale of public
records; public alienation from government; and the role of ARM professionals
in ethical violations.