1. Editor’s column: Two paragraphs

   • Jonathan B. Imber

   EditorialNotes Pages: 3 - 3

2. Electronic communication and sociology: Looking backward, thinking ahead, careening toward the next millennium

   • Edward Brent

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 4 - 10

3. Breaking ground on the virtual frontier: Surveying civic life on the internet

   • Bonnie Fisher
   • Michael Margolis
   • David Resnick

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 11 - 29

4. Adapting the internet: Comments from a women-only electronic forum

   • Debra Winter
   • Chuck Huff

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 30 - 54

5. The adoption of external networking by American schools

   • Ronald E. Anderson
   • Shon M. Magnan

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 55 - 64

6. “We am a virtual community”

   • Earl Babbie

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 65 - 71

7. Frederick jackson turner and the democratization of the electronic frontier

   • Rod Carveth
   • J Michel Metz

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 72 - 90

8. Toward a more structured use of information technology in the research community

   • Aldo de Moor

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 91 - 101

9. Sustainable societies in the information age

   • Bruce E. Tonn
   • Dennis L. White

   Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 102 - 121

10. The ethics of deceptive research roles reconsidered: A response to Kai Erikson

    • Richard Leo

    Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 122 - 128

11. A response to Richard Leo

    • Kai Erikson

    Symposium On Electronic Communication And Sociology Pages: 129 - 130