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In August 2022 David published a chapter in the masculinities stream of his research work, “The Phallus: Power and Vulnerability” co-authored with Caroline Ruddell of Brunel University, in the ground-breaking collection: Performing the Penis: Phalluses...
In August 2021 David published a chapter exploring the insight process philosophy can bring to bear upon an understanding of the strain of methodological individualism, running from Hobbes to Nozick, at the heart of...
In August 2021 IFIP published its “AICT600 IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology” – the jubilee book with chapters across a range of IFIP members celebrating the 60th anniversary of the creation of...
In March 2021 David published a chapter in Nik Hassan and Leslie Willcocks’ book, Advancing Information Systems Theories. This book, which grew out of the SIGPHIL in AIS, had been in preparation for some...
With co-author Dr. Per Fors, in December 2020 David’s chapter “A resource perspective on E-waste: A global problem with local solutions?” appeared in the first of two ‘Jubilee’ books to be published by IFIP...
In June 2020 David and a number of colleagues from Salford presented a paper at the IFIP9.4 European Conference on the Social Implications of Computers in Developing Countries – a virtual conference held on...
In November 2017, David’s paper, delivered in Japan in November 2016, and revised during the Spring of 2017 in response to the conference, and referring to some of the other papers delivered there, was...
David presented at the 12th IFIP TC9 Human Choice and Computers Conference, Technology and Intimacy: Choice or Coercion, 7-9 September, 2016, MediaCityUK, Salford Quays, Greater Manchester, UK, (HCC12). Abstract: This paper introduces the concept of...
As well as an introductory chapter, outlining the background to a reassessment of the two great writers, and describing the contribution of each chapter in the book, David also included his own chapter, in the...
David published a chapter in the Oxford Handbook of Virtuality, in 2014, entitled ‘Virtuality and Humanity’. Abstract: This chapter discusses the key questions raised by its title—what should we understand by the terms virtuality, humanity,...
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