Keith Miller
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3753135 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Keith Miller |
| PRENOMES | Keith |
| SOBRENOME | Miller |
| ASSINATURA | MILLER K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Illinois at Springfield |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8314-2757 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 52 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1961 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Meeting 21st Century Challenges
Heritage interpreters face the challenge of telling complex, often contested stories involving othering, marginalization, oppression, racialized violence, and environmental degradation. These topics require depth in understanding, cultural humility, nuance, and respect, all while managing polarized rhetoric and partisan divides amid historic and ongoing trauma. It takes considerable skill for interpreters to create experiences where audiences can…
Interpret Contested Heritage, Activate Social Learning and Growth
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Navigating the cultural adaptation of a US-based online mental health and social support program for use with young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander males in the Northern Territory, Australia
This process resulted in a culturally responsive mental health, masculinities, and social support health promotion program for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander males. Next steps will involve pilot testing to investigate the adapted program's acceptability and feasibility and inform further refinement
Discrimination in the private rental market in Australia
Securing appropriate housing is a crucial component of resettlement for people with refugee experience, but many face challenges in securing private rental housing, including discrimination, particularly for large families. This paper explores refugee and asylum seeker experiences of discrimination in the private rental market through in-depth semi-structured interviews with refugees and asylum seekers from large families (N = 22), service provid…
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Moving Home
Journal Article Moving Home: Gender, Place, and Travel Writing in the Early Black Atlantic Get access Moving Home: Gender, Place, and Travel Writing in the Early Black Atlantic. By Sandra Gunning. (Durham: Duke University Press, 2021. xx, 260 pp. Cloth, $102.95. Paper, $26.95.) Keith Miller Keith Miller Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Vo…
Relational learning
Social work globally acknowledges its need to decolonise its education to produce social workers who can work responsively alongside marginalised Indigenous peoples. Yet the problem is that universities have struggled to operationalise the integration of Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing into social work education. Uniquely, this study explored relationships that impact on the integration of Indigenous content for academics in social wo…
An Ego-Centric Model of Criminal Arrest Among Mental Health Court Participant Network
People with serious mental illness are disproportionately represented among prison/jail populations. Mental health courts (MHC) serve as an alternative to incarceration. In this study, we explore the extent to which MHC participants have members of their social network who were reported as having a history of arrests. Multilevel logistic regression demonstrated friends who used drugs, race, and network density were all predictive of MHC participa…
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Session replay scripts
Session replay scripts record a user’s actions while visiting a website or using a computer application. These recordings are typically sent to third party companies whose stated purpose is to analyze the recordings to help correct bottlenecks and illuminate problems that are difficult for users to navigate. We examine how session replay scripts are being marketed and how they are used by application developers. The extent of gathered data is int…
Funder-Initiated Communities of Practice as a Means for Sharing and Creating Knowledge in Order to Strengthen the Adaptive Capacity of Systems
Planned communities of practice can be an effective means to spread and create knowledge. This article explores the degree to which communities of practice can be initiated by funders, and presents the lessons learned and outcomes achieved from the long-term commitment to this concept by the McKnight Foundation's Collaborative Crop Research Program. This article provides a novel contribution to the literature by showing that a funder can initiate…
The Boeing 737 MAX
A Terrible Thing to Waste
This book traces the life of Arthur Fletcher, a genial dynamo who, after running unsuccessfully for lieutenant governor of Washington State, rose high in the national Republican party. While championing African American entrepreneurship and opposing racial segregation, Fletcher clung steadfastly to the Gop throughout his career, despite its propensity for what Richard M. Nixon's presidential adviser John Ehrlichman called “liberal zags and conser…
Self-Driving Cars
In the wake of the exposure of Volkswagen's diesel engine test-rigging, a Bloomberg Business journalist described the company as "driven by engineering-crazed executives" [2] and The New York Times ran a story noting how with today's complex computer systems in automobiles, there are numerous opportunities for misdeeds both by automakers and hackers [3]. With the advent of so-called autonomous or self-driving cars, such issues may become even mor…
Can We Program Ethics into AI? [Reflections]
Note that learning algorithms like neural nets are notoriously difficult for humans to understand once launched. What do you think is the single biggest hurdle to overcome in the road to programming ethics into AI? Would you characterize that hurdle as a technical programming problem, or the need to better understand HUMAN ethical reasoning before trying to program that reasoning into a machine? You have personal thoughts about this question. But…
Why we should have seen that coming
In this paper we examine the case of Tay, the Microsoft AI chatbot that was launched in March, 2016. After less than 24 hours, Microsoft shut down the experiment because the chatbot was generating tweets that were judged to be inappropriate since they included racist, sexist, and anti-Semitic language. We contend that the case of Tay illustrates a problem with the very nature of learning software (LS is a term that describes any software that cha…
Dynamic technology challenges static codes of ethics
We describe the process of changing and the changes being suggested for the ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. In addition to addressing the technical and ethical basis for the proposed changes, we identify suggestions that commenters made in response to the first draft. We invite feedback on the proposed changes and on the suggestions that commenters made
Augmented reality all around us
In this paper we continue to explore the ethics and social impact of augmented visual field devices (AVFDs). Recently, Microsoft announced the pending release of HoloLens, and Magic Leap filed a patent application for technology that will project light directly onto the wearer's retina. Here we explore the notion of deception in relation to the impact these devices have on developers, users, and non-users as they interact via these devices. These…
All hands on deck for ACM Ethics
The Association for Computing Machinery's Committee on Professional Ethics (COPE) has been charged to execute three major projects over the next two years: updating ACM's Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, revising the enforcement procedures for the Code, and developing new media to promote integrity in the profession. We cannot do this alone, and we are asking SIGCAS members to volunteer and get involved. We will briefly describe the ratio…
Developing Automated Deceptions and the Impact on Trust
Programs to Improve the Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
Attending to the social and emotional wellbeing of those from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural backgrounds is widely recognised to play a key role in effective social work practice. However, relatively little is currently known about what effective practice comprises, and significant challenges exist in any effort to demonstrate that programs do achieve significant change both for individual participants and the communities in which…
Discrimination in the private rental market in Australia
Securing appropriate housing is a crucial component of resettlement for people with refugee experience, but many face challenges in securing private rental housing, including discrimination, particularly for large families. This paper explores refugee and asylum seeker experiences of discrimination in the private rental market through in-depth semi-structured interviews with refugees and asylum seekers from large families (N = 22), service provid…
Providing culturally safe care in the best interests of unaccompanied humanitarian minors
Background: The increasing number of unaccompanied humanitarian minors in Australia demands research into their best care options. Aims: This paper reports empirical South Australian research that aimed to give voice to carers’ concerns about providing appropriate care to unaccompanied humanitarian minors (UHM), and UHMs’ perceptions of how their care meets their best interests during transition to life in Australia. Materials and Methods: Semi-s…
Determining the Accuracy of Historical Landscape Paintings
Historical landscape paintings are widely used to reconstruct past environments. However, artists did not necessarily fully depict reality, many exercising license to relocate and remould features. This paper applies photogrammetric techniques to the problem of determining the accuracy of artistic depictions of landscapes. Four 19th century paintings of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia by different artists were used to test the methods. The artists va…
Group Morale and Competence of the Leader
Programs to Improve the Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
Attending to the social and emotional wellbeing of those from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural backgrounds is widely recognised to play a key role in effective social work practice. However, relatively little is currently known about what effective practice comprises, and significant challenges exist in any effort to demonstrate that programs do achieve significant change both for individual participants and the communities in which…
Continents in Collision
Group Morale and Competence of the Leader
Under-Ice Volcanoes
Continents in Collision
A Comparison between Therapeutic Factors in TA and Psychodynamic Therapy Groups
This study compares TA groups with psychodynamic groups by examining the therapeutic factors perceived as most helpful by group members. Leadership style and session content of both group models are discussed with a focus on the contrast between the individually-based interventions of TA clinicians and the group-based model used by psychodynamic group therapists. The study's results highlight differences in therapist style and content between the…
The deserted village of Eske, East Yorkshire
A combination of documentary sources, measured ground survey, fieldwalking and aerial survey is used to reconstruct the history and morphology of the former riverside village and township of Eske in the Hull valley of Holderness, East Yorkshire. The account describes the changing layout of the medieval village (which included a planned extension containing building platforms and crewyards), its ‘long-strip’ arable field system, carrland meadows, …
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
Anonymity, pseudonymity, or inescapable identity on the net (abstract)
The first topic of concern is anonymity, specifically the anonymity that is available in communications on the Internet. An earlier paper argues that anonymity in electronic communication is problematic because: (1) it makes law enforcement difficult (tracking down and catching on-line law-breakers is difficult when their identity is unknown); (2) it frees individuals to behave in socially undesirable and harmful ways (individuals seem to engage …
The Papers of Martin Luther King Jr. Vol. 3
The ties that bind
Electronic communication and commerce facilitate the collection of information about individual use of the Internet. Focusing on the case of Comet Systems Inc. and its data gathering practices, this paper explores the technical details of gathering personal information in databases in general and the special character of the privacy issue raised by 'anonymous' information about individual behavior on the Internet. The case analysis suggests new i…
Virtual harms and real responsibility
This is a preliminary sort of the ethical and metaphysical issues arising and in general from virtual reality environments. The lessons we learned seem promising, but more analysis remains. Perhaps the most important lesson is that virtual actions and interactions have consequences for flesh-and-blood persons and hence, the flesh controllers of virtual action, whether they control directly (as in playing a character) or indirectly (as in designin…
Facing codependence
Discusses the symptoms of codependence, explains how child abuse and dysfunctional family life can cause the condition, and suggests a path toward recovery
Agile software development
Software engineers need to know how to evaluate different methods of developing software. A group of new development methods have emerged under the general label "agile development." These techniques are sometimes called "light weight" as opposed to "heavy weight" techniques such as those based on the waterfall model. Two classic ethical techniques - utilitarian and deontological analyses - can offer insights into the arguments surrounding, agile…
Singing in a Strange Land
Journal Article Singing in a Strange Land: C. L. Franklin, the Black Church, and the Transformation of America Get access Singing in a Strange Land: C. L. Franklin, the Black Church, and the Transformation of America. By Salvatore Nick. (New York: Little, Brown, 2005. xii, 419 pp. $27.95, isbn0-316-16037-7.) Keith D. Miller Keith D. Miller Arizona State UniversityTempe, Arizona Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scho…
While we weren't paying attention
Free, source-code-available, or proprietary
We demonstrate that different categories of software raise different ethical concerns with respect to whether software ought to be Free Software or Proprietary Software. We outline the ethical tension between Free Software and Proprietary Software that stems from the two kinds of licenses. For some categories of software we develop support for normative statements regarding the software development landscape. We claim that as society's use of sof…
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Moral responsibility for computing artifacts
"The Rules" are found in a collaborative document (started in March 2010) that states principles for responsibility when a computer artifact is designed, developed and deployed into a sociotechnical system. At this writing, over 50 people from nine countries have signed onto The Rules ( Ad Hoc Committee, 2010 ). Unlike codes of ethics, The Rules are not tied to any organization, and computer users as well as computing professionals are invited to…
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Robots and the Internet
Reacting to the turbulent events of the last decade or so, the U.S. government has focused much attention on developing strategies to curtail the misuse of technology, especially biological agents. In principle, any technology can be exploited and used to achieve malicious ends. This is an especially poignant issue now that we have reached the digital age and that an individual person¿s actions can have an impact that spans across the globe. One …
Providing culturally safe care in the best interests of unaccompanied humanitarian minors
Background: The increasing number of unaccompanied humanitarian minors in Australia demands research into their best care options. Aims: This paper reports empirical South Australian research that aimed to give voice to carers’ concerns about providing appropriate care to unaccompanied humanitarian minors (UHM), and UHMs’ perceptions of how their care meets their best interests during transition to life in Australia. Materials and Methods: Semi-s…
Providing culturally safe care in the best interests of unaccompanied humanitarian minors
Determining the Accuracy of Historical Landscape Paintings
Historical landscape paintings are widely used to reconstruct past environments. However, artists did not necessarily fully depict reality, many exercising license to relocate and remould features. This paper applies photogrammetric techniques to the problem of determining the accuracy of artistic depictions of landscapes. Four 19th century paintings of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia by different artists were used to test the methods. The artists va…
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