Technological Forecasting and Social Change 2005: Vol 72 Index & Table of Contents

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Author Index — Volume 72
Ahiqvist, T., 501 Geels, F.W., 681
Ahmed, S., 609 Gerard, D., 761
Albeni, M., 866 Gilbert, A.L., 327
Aligica, P.D., 815 Glenn, J.C., 1064
Antonio del Rio, J., 798 Gordon, T.J., 1064
Atilla Oner, M., 886 Gouvea, R., 535
Ayres, R.U., 936 Green, K., 663
Grupp, H., 413
Bodger, P., 1030
Borch, K., 549 Han, H., 327
Boyack, K.W., 1122 Hidb, T.N., 401
Boylan, R.L., 213 Holmes, C., 349
Hounshell, D.A., 697
Chandrashekar, S., 287 Huebner, J., 980, 995
Chang, S.-C., 623 Hur, J.Y., 11
Chen, J.H., 850
Cheng, J.Z., 1 Jakil, A., 1064
Jan, T.S., 850
Chermack, T.J., 59
Jenkins, C., 401
Coates, J.F., 101
Jorgensen, U., 719
Coccia, M., 117, 944
Corning, P.A., 749
Karaoz, M., 866
Cortés, H.D., 798
Karger, C., 195
Cruz-Castro, L., 429
Karypis, G., 798
Kassicieh, S., 5 35
Daim, T.U., 1153
Kim, T.-Y., 825
Dayasindhu, N., 287
Kim, W.-J., 825
Decker, M., 1112
Knight, A.J., 521
Devezas, T.C., 111, 913, 11: y4 o
Koh, W.T.H., 249, 255
Konstandopoulos, A.G., 49
Eto, H., 359 Kostoff, R.N., 798
Elzen, B., 651 Kosugi, T., 779
Ferrill, M., 349 Lai, H.-C., 623
Fiedeler, U., 1112 Lave, L.B., 761
Fleischer, T., 1112 Lee, D.-J., 1044
Foster, C., 663 Lee, J., 449
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Lee, J.-D., 825 Schicktanz, S., 195
Lee 6 Shankar, R., 1011
Lee, S.-J., 1044 Sharma, K., 645
LePoire, D.J., 471 Silver, R.A., 401
Leydesdorff, L., 7 Sincoskie, W.D
Liebl, F., 161 Sleegers, A.M
Linstone, H.A., 23 5 13 Smart, J., 988
Liu, W., 339 Smith, A., 798
Smith, ¢ 798
MacDermott, ¢ Stadler, M., 413
Malpohl, G Stewart, P.A
Martino, J.P
Matsumoto, K Tan, W.I
McColl, A Tannert, (
Mitroff, | Taylor, M.R
Modis, T., 49
Mohamed, Z
Molitor, G.1
Mullins
Narasimhalu
Niewohner Van Asselt, M.B.A
Van de Kerkhof, M
Oh, H.-S., 1044 Van Lente, H., 1094
Van Merkerk, R.O., 1094
Van Notten, Ph.W.! 1S
Wagnel
Patton, K.M Wakelar
Paulson, A Walsl
Phillips, | Wat
Poe, M.P Watanabe
Porter, A.L., 1070 Wee, H.M
Postma, T.J.B.M Wee, P.K.P
Wieczorek
VUayum, A Wieczorek
Wiedemann
Rahal, N
Wong, P.K
Rasmussen
Wonglimptiy:
Ravi, \
Wright G
Rowe, G
Rubin, E.S Venn C.4
Yoon. B
Santos, H.J.S 3 Yoon, M.-G
Sanz-Menéndez, L., 429 es S.-H
Saritas, O.. 886
Yoshida H
Scapolo, F., 1059 Yu, H.-(
BOOK REVIEW INDEX—VOLUMI
Book Review Index — Volume 72
Daim, T.l Sectoral Systems of Innovation: Con Modis. I P How Biot ch Be came the Ve Mu Re ligion,
cepts, Issues and inalyses of Six Major (Brian Alexander), 241
Sectors in Europe, (Franco Malerba), 1153 Phillips, F., /nnovation, Entrepreneurship and Cul-
Devezas, T.C., The International Handbook on ture: The Interaction Between Technology,
Innovation, (Larisa V. Shavinia), 11 Progress and Economic Growth, (T.E. Brown
Linstone, H.A.., Bioterrorism, Preparedness, Attack and J. Ulijn), 245
and Response, (John D. Blair, Myron D. Fottler Sharma, K.., Energy at the Crossroads Global
and Albert C. Zapanta), 237 Perspectives and Uncertainties, (Vaclav Smith),
Martino, J.P.. The Twentieth Century, (Albert Robida 645
and Wesleyan | Press), 499 Wakeland, W., The Internet in the Workplace
Martino, J.P... The Economi of Technology Diffusion (Patricia Wallace), 753
ind Enerey Efficiency, (Peter Mulder), 1155
Subject Index — Volume 72
Agricultural biotechnology, politics, policy and plant itizen scenarios, development of, in the relationship
made pharmaceuticals, trends affecting the next between biomedicine and the economy in
generation of U.S., 72:521 Germany in 2014, 72:195
lean Air Act, introduction of advanced automotive
Biomedicine, and the relationship with the economy emissions controls, 72:761
in developing citizen scenarios in Germany in o-evolutionary multi-level perspective, processes
2014, 72:195 and patterns in transitions and system innova-
Biosociety, developing key technologies and new tions, 72, 681
professions, from information society to, 72:50] QO, reduction, evaluating new technologies in Japan
Biotechnology, Brazil, the Amazon, using resources up to 2030, 72:77 9
in R&D policy planning, 72:53 competencies, epochs driven by the dynamics
Brazil, using resources in R&D policy planning, between disruptive technologies and, 72:213
Z ‘3
Broadband, access networks, selecting a technology Danish experience, refining the debate on GM crops
evolution path, 72:449 using technological foresight, 72:549
Broadband, infrastructure demands, the promise of Delphi, the role of majority influence, expertise and
Gigabit Ethernet, 72 confidence, 72:377
Broadband, the case of Internet access in Korea Delphi, impeachment and terrorism, accuracies of short-
30] range forecasts for volatile world events, 72:401
Demand forecasting, combining discrete choice and
service, estimating the demand in the U.S. in dynamics of diffusion under technological
the presence of measurement error in the data, trajectories, 72:825
72-585 Discussion of Devezas et al. article,
Canon, assessment of sustainable growth trajectory Ayres, comments by, 72:936
utilizing technological diversification and Discussion of Huebner article,
techno-economic structure, 72:11 Modis, comments by, 72:987
China, intellectual property protection related to Smart, comments by, 72:988
technology in, 79-339 Huebner, response by, 72:995
ecnnolos
LUIt
tarly-acopters
of Broadband Internet
Economic growtl
vey model
Emerging technolog
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Korea, separating early-adopters from the majority, Physical or “hard” sciences, continuum of change:
the case of Broadband Internet access, 72:30] perspectives on, 72:48]
Korean stock market, a dynamic competition analysis Politics, European parliamentary technology assess-
using Lotka-Volterra model for technological ment, 72:429
forecasting, 72:1044 Production systems, give peas a chance, transforma-
tions in food consumption and, 72:663
LDRD, investment areas at Sandia, 72:1122
Logistic analysis, application to the history of physics,
Quality-ladder approach, technological progress and
72:471
market growth, an empirical study based on,
Logistic and Harvey models, a comparison for elec 72:413
tricity consumption in New Zealand, 72:1030
Long wave theory, and the growth dynamics of the
R&D policy planning, Brazil, the Amazon and
Internet, 72:913
biotechnology, 72:535
Lotka-Volterra model, a dynamic competition analy-
Regulatory policies, and technologies, energy sector
sis, technological forecasting at the Korean
in transition, 72:719
stock market, 72:1044
Remote sensing, program in India, a national system
of innovation, 72:287
Majority influence, expertise and confidence, judge-
Reverse logistics, analysis of interactions among its
ment change during Delphi-like procedures,
sate teres barriers, 72:1011
Roadmapping, to aid Singaporean SMEs identify and
Managing emerging technologies, in Asia, special
select emerging technologies, 72:349
issue, 72(3)
Roadmapping, customization of technology road-
Measuring intensity of technological change, the
maps, process and detailed modules, 72:567
seismic approach, 72:117
Mexico's science and technology, structure and infra-
Sandia, evaluation of LDRD investment areas,
structure, 72:798
72:1122
Mobile data services, demography, attitudes or needs,
79.297 Scanning, its role in open intelligence systems,
72:1082
Morphology analysis, keyword based, a systematic
Scenario analysis, as a strategic management tool,
approach for identifying technology opportuni-
ties, 72:145 72:161
Scenarios, and the growth of knowledge, notes on the
Multigeneratignal products, combining discrete
epistemic element in scenario building, 72:815
choice and dynamics of d.ffusion, demand
Scenario development, the future shocks, 72:175
forecasting for, 72:825
Scenario planning, theory, research suggestions and
hypotheses, 72:59
Nanotechnologies, assessing emerging technologies, Seismic approach, measuring intensity of technolo-
72:1112
gical change, 72:117
Nanotubes, tracing emerging irreversibilities in Semiconductor industry, a variable P value rolling
emerging technologies, 72:1094 Grey forecasting model for Taiwan, 72, 623
New Zealand, a comparison of Logistic and Harvey Semiconductor industry, a variety increasing view of
models for electricity consumption, 72:1030 its development in Taiwan, 72:850
Semiconductor silicon industry roadmap, epochs
Participatory prognostics, developing citizen scena- driven by the dynamics between disruptive
rios for the relationship between biomedicine technologies and core competencies, 72:213
and the economy in Germany in 2014, 72:195 Singapore’s economic strategy, the changing role of
Pharmaceuticals, trends affecting the next generation technology policy, competing at the frontier,
of U.S. agricultural biotechnology, 72:521 79-955
Singaporean SMI identify and selec Technology evolution path selection of for broadband
technologies with the application ( acCCess network 12:449
ind Tech} nology Roadmapping lechnology-forcing policies, the 197 ean Al Act
Smart card s collaborative strategy Amendments and the intr oduction of advanced
in the shapu g of. 72:100 wtotronmnKo ti the | nited
SU control of emissions from power plants states
induced techno. lo| gical } mnova. t« min the t Technolologgy. managem¢ novation policies in
72 697 Asia, 72:249
Spaceship earth, why we need a strateg n, fron Tech, nology opportunit
my perspective 72:749 identification of
Strategic manageme how Techno log TK nul I luste n Japan,
anal ’ VSIS 6) obsta—c_l es y.2¢se5 ¥Y
Sustainability lec nology pol
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roadmapping purpos yverall process and
tailed modi
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learning
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Technological Forecasting and Social Change
An International Journal
Volume 72, Number 1, January 2005
Contents
JOE Z. CHENG Meeting the Broadband Access Infrastructure Demands
HSIAO-CHENG YL The Promise of Gigabit Ethernet
(Hsinchu, Taiwan)
W. DAVID SINCOSKIE
(Morristown, NJ, USA)
CHIHIRO WATANABE Technological Diversification and Firm’s Techno-
JAE YONG HUR Economic Structure: An Assessment of Canon’s
(Tokyo, Japan) Sustainable Growth Trajectory
KIYOFUMI MATSUMOTO
(Tokyo, Japan)
MO-CHUNG TIEN Taiwan’s ICP Mechanism—A Review and a Stage
CHING-CHOW YANG Approach
(Chung-Li, Taiwan)
ATHANASIOS G. Urban Guerrilla Activities in Greece
KONSTANDOPOULOS
(Thessaloniki, Greece)
THEODORE MODIS
(Garza Garcia, N.L., Mexico
and Geneva, Switzerland)
THOMAS J. CHERMACK Studying Scenario Planning: Theory, Research
(Saint Paul, MN, USA) Suggestions, and Hypotheses
ABDUL QAYUM Endogenicity of Economic Growth Models
(Portland, OR, USA)
C olumns
GRAHAM T.T. MOLITOR From My Perspective
(Potomac, MD, USA) Five Economic Activities Likely to Dominate the New
Millenium VII: Principles and Patterns of Economic Era
Development
JOSEPH F. COATES From My Perspective
(Washington, DC, USA) The Future of Clothing
Book Review
rESSALENO C. DEVEZAS The International Handbook on Innovatior
(Covilna, Portugal) (L.V. Shavinina)
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
An International Journal
Volume 72, Number 2, February 2005
Contents
MARIO COCCIA Measuring Intensity of Technolog (
(Turin, Ita , Seis! Appr
BYUNGUN YOON \ Syst t Approach for Identifying Technolos +S
YONGTAE PARK Opportunities: Keyword-Based Morpho
(Ne th Kor )
THEO J.B.M. POSTMA How Scena \ St
(Groningen, The Netherlands I
FRANZ LIEBI
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PH.W.F. VAN NOTTEN S ' On D
Maast t. The Netherland
A.M. SLEEGERS
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M.B.A. VAN ASSELT
Ma VC
J. NIEWOHNER , P Gert
RB n. Cre (it ‘ |
P. WIEDEMANN
C. KARGER
S. SCHICKTANZ
C. TANNERT
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STEVEN T. WALSH I} . S
(Albuquerg NM, USA Dr Dyna Be isruy I
ROBERT L. BOYLAN nd (
Portavett, FL, USA
CHRIS MACDERMOTI
AL PAULSON
USA
HAROLD A. LINSTONI
(Portland. OR. USA) (J.D. Blair. M.D. Fottler. A.(
PFHEODORE MODIS How Biot Became the N R
(Geneva, Switzerland) (B. Alexander)
FRED PHILLIPS Innovation, Entreprene hip and Culture: The Interaction 24
(Maastricht, The Netherlands) Between Techi ov, Pi