[Air-l] Re: Studies looking at university email policies?

[Marcelo Vieta]

Hello, all,

I'm wondering if anyone knows of any studies, articles, chapters, or 
books that look at official university email policies and their 
implications for students, sessionals, and faculty with respect to 
academic freedom and/or university governance.  There's much literature 
on corporate email policies and usage (including studies and articles 
that look at the issues of using email to manage employees and surveil 
employees) but I've yet to locate any independent studies that discuss 
the implications of official university email policies for "employees" 
such as faculty and teaching assistants as well as for university 
students.

I would welcome any direction on this.

Thank you in advance.

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Marcelo A. Vieta, BA First Class Honours Communication, MA Communication
PhD Candidate in Social and Political Thought, York University
Research Interests :: The technological predicament and the self

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