Steve Ruth

Stephen Ruth is Professor of Public Policy at George Mason University, and director of the International Center for Applied Studies in Information Technology (ICASIT). His research interests are focused on the problems of policy and strategic planning associated with leveraging the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in large organizations, with particular emphasis on Telework, Green IT, and the Return on Investment for E-Learning. He has received a Distinguished Professor award at George Mason University, and was a Virginia Outstanding Professor honoree. Dr. Ruth received his BS from the U.S. Naval Academy and MS from the Navy Postgraduate School, and served twenty- three years in the Navy, retiring with the rank of Captain. His PhD is from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He is author or co-author of over one hundred published articles and four books.
- Civil Rights in Biblical Times: What Was It Like Then and Does Anything from That Era Apply Today?
- Familiar Apocalyptic Themes: Modern Speculations about Famous Biblical Threats and Curses
- Prayer in America— an important part of our history, or a distraction?
- Seeing Bible Stories Through a Theatrical Lens
- Powerful Bible Women — Models for Today?
- Artificial intelligence: Blessing or Curse?
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) Nightmare Scenarios: Summoning the Demons?
- Speaking Truth to Power: The Thunderous Messages of the Hebrew Prophets and What They Mean Today
- Is That Really in the Bible?
- Biblical Villains and Villainesses
- Government Policies in Biblical Times
- Things That Keep Me Up at Night: Technology’s Severest Challenges