II. Publications

• Books: Author

Buchanan, E. (2003) (Editor) Readings in virtual research ethics: Issues and controversies. Hershey, PA: Idea Group.

• Book Chapters

Buchanan, E. (2007). To What Extent is Privacy or Perceived Privacy am Issue for Qualitative Internet Researchers: A Response. In Internet Inquiry: Dialogue Among Researchers (Eds. Annette Markham and Nancy Baym). Thousand Oaks: Sage.

Buchanan, E. (2007). Internet Research Ethics Issues and Questions. In Encyclopedia of Information Ethics and Security (Ed. Marian Quigley). Hershey: Idea Group.

Journal Articles

Buchanan, E. (Editor) (2006, Fall). Internet Research Ethics at a Critical Juncture. Journal of Information Ethics , 15 (2), 14-17.  

Buchanan, E. (2002) “Internet research ethics and institutional review board policy:  New challenges, new opportunities”, Advances in Library Organization and Management 19: 85-100.

III. Presentations

Buchanan, E. (October, 2006). Internet Research Ethics: A Response to Casuist Approaches. Panel Respondent. Association of Internet Researchers. Brisbane , Australia .

Buchanan, E. (April 2005). Ethical Issues in Web-Based Research. Transdisciplinary Issues in Behavioral Health Research. UW-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Buchanan, E.  (June 2004). Internet Research Ethics: An Introduction. Keynote Speech. Understanding Internet Research Ethics. University of Colorado at Boulder. Invited paper.

Buchanan, E. (October 2003). Virtual Research and IRBs. Pre Conference Workshop, Association of Internet Researchers, 4.0. Toronto, Canada. Invited panelist.

Buchanan, E. (April 2002). Internet Research Ethics: Considerations for Institutional Review Boards. Values Inquiry Conference, Medical College of Wisconsin. Peer reviewed proposal.

Lipinski, T. A. (2004) Keynote: The Lipinski Code: The Ever-Shrinking Space of the Information Palette, Wisconsin Health Science Library Association Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 26, 2004.

V. Plans

Lipinski, T. A. and Buchanan, E. (in progress), Legal and Ethical Responses to Cyber-Griping: WouldCreatingaMeasureofComportmentonthe WebReallySuck.com