Technology in Society 1996: Vol 18 Index

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Technology
In Society
An International Journal
SUBJECT/AUTHOR INDEXES
Volume 18, 1996
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Subject/Title Index to Volume 18, 1996
abortion, 3-9 geology, and information technology, 297-319
agriculture, Latin America, 19-39 golf balls, 93-109
And the Walls Came Tumbling Down, 261
anthropology, cultural, 232-236 human rights, 41-56
artificial intelligence, 231-251
artificial procreation, 1-14 Ideology of Technology and the Birth of the Global
Economy (The), 61
banking, 477-499 Impact of Information Systems on Engineering, 127
Biogenetics, Artificial Procreation, and Public Policy in the Impact of Information Technology on Medicine, 117
United States and France, | Impact of Information Technology on the Earth
biotechnology Sciences, 297
commercialization, 321-332 Impact of Information Technology on the Management of
trade implications, 17-39 System Design (The), 333
industrial security, 349-352
capital markets, 194-196 information systems, 127-135
Changes in Information Technology, Changes in Work, 373 information technology
chemistry, computers in, 137-148 and banking, 477-499
children, and the media, 254-260 and communication, 263-268
Civilian Conservation Corps, 419-439
Communicating New Ideas: The Potential Impact of and earth sciences, 297-319
Information and Telecommunication Technology, 219 and engineering, 127-135
competitive advantage, 468-475, 469 and finances, 185-201
computers, as chemical reagent, 137-148 installation costs, 346-349, 354, 396-397
computing and materials science, 152-164
networks, 336-341 medicine, 117-126, 118-126
and telecommunications, 285-296 revolution in, 165-172
Conservation and Rescue Service? (A), 419 security, 349-352, 355
Convergence of Telecommunications with Computing, 285 and telecommunications, 219-228, 285-296
cyberspace, legal issues, 357-370 walls within, 262-284
Internet, legal issues, 357-370
defamation, in cyberspace, 360-364 in vitro fertilization, 9-10
earth science, 297-319 Japan, knowledge creation, 215-217
economics, and information technology, 165-172
economics, global, 61-75 knowledge creation, 203-217
education, and multimedia, 387-401 Knowledge in Formation: The Machine-Modeled Frame of
electrical industry, 462-466 Mind, 231
e-mail, at Xerox PARC, 375-377
See also voice mail Latin America, agriculture, 19-20
engineering law, and the Internet, 359-370
financial, 185-201
and information systems, 127-135 Marshall Plan Productivity Assistance: A Unique Program
and materials science, 152-164 of Mass Technology Transfer and a Precedent for the
and system design, 344-346 Former Soviet Union, 443
Materials Science in the Information Age, 151
fetal tissue research, legal issues, 9-12 media, influence and morality, 254-260
Financial Engineering, Information Technology and its medicine
place in the New Finance, 185 clinical decision making, 121
From Information Processing to Knowledge Creation: A distribution of practitioners, 122
Paradigm Shift in Business Management, 203 information technology in, 118-120
patient confidentiality, 123-124
Index to Volume 18, 1996
MIS, 333-355 Soviss Union, Marshall Plan assistance, 403
modeling, 234-246 ble Competitive Participation: A Role for the
for education, 234-246, 387-401 Federal Government and the National Laboratories, 467
modular manufacturing, 234-236 system engineering, 461-466
monetary policy, 193-196
in Russia, 194-195 tax credits, R&D, 471
Multimedia Model for Undergraduate Education (A), 387 TechnologicalI i and the U.S. Banking Industry:
Innovation in the US. Retail and Wholesale Banking
networks Sectors, 477
at Xerox PARC ,373-384 Technological Vulnerability, 511
New Direction for Safety Policy (A): The Offshore Oil Technology, Hubris and the Rise and Fall of the Business
Industry and Safety Regulation of Technology, 503 Economist, 173
New Legal Paradigm From Cyberspace?(A) The Effect of Technology and Liberty: Enriching the Conversation, 41
the Information Age on the Law, 357 Technology and Social Communication, 253
New Reagents, New Reactions: Computers in techno-totemism, 232-234
Chemistry, 137 telecommunications, 219-229, 285-296, 403-418
Note on the Role of System Engineering in the Industry of a Telecommunications, Politics, Economics, and National
Changing Society (A), 461 Sovereignty: A New Game, 403
tele-medicine, 122-123
obscenity, in cyberspace, 364-367 totemism, 232-234
oil industry, safety policy, 503-510 Trade Implications of Biotechnology in Beushaying
Countries: A Q. A t, 17
privacy, in cyberspace, 367-370
unemployment, youth, 419-439
Rensselaer Model (The), 390-398
Rise and Fall of the Polara Asymmetric Golf Ball: No virtual reality, 79-90
Hook, No Slice, No Dice (The), 93 voice mail, 341-343
risk, technological, 511-521 See also e-mail
Russia vulnerability, in technology, 511-521
monetary policy, 194-195
Marshall Plan assistance, 403 World Economic Integration and the Revolution in
Information Technology, 165
safety, in the oil industry, 503-510
Social Trajectory of Virtual Reality: Substantive Ethics in a Xerox PARC, 373-384
World Without Constraints (The), 79
Some Issues in Biotechnology Commercialization, 321
Index to Volume 18, 1996
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Author Index to Volume 18, 1996
Angelini, Arnaldo, 461 Manning, DJ., 61
Apen, Paul, 467 Marshall, John, 185
Martin, Brian, 511
Bugliarello, George, 111, 403 Merchant, Jennifer, 1
Messerschmitt, David, 285
Carley, Kathleen, 219 Moore, Geoffrey, 253
Carlisle, Y.M, 61 Morin, Gavino, 357
Cavazos, Edward, 357
Cranford, Michael, 79 Nickerson, William, 503
Nonaka, Ikujiro, 203
Davidson, Frank, 419
Dessy, Raymond, 137 Perna, Nicholas, 173
Donohue, Thomas, 127 Pipes, R. Byron, 387
Dorigan, Michael, 185
Dut, Mark, 443
Roberts, Christopher, 333
Roosen, Andrew, 151
Falker III, John, 503
Schillinger, A. George, 111
Galhardi, Regina, 17 Schwartz, Lyle, 151
Gelberg, Nadine, 93 Senoo, Dai, 203
Glotzer, Sharon, 151 Shine, Kenneth , 117
Graham, Margaret, 373 Shore, Bradd, 231
Silberman, James, 443
Hall, Dale, 151 Steele, Lowell, 113, 261
Heming, Robert, 297
Hufbauer, Gary, 165 Tatum, Jesse, 41
Humphrey, Arthur, 321
Umemow, Katsuhiro, 203
Laia, Joseph, 467
Warren, James, 151
Weiss, Charles, 443
Whaling, Christopher, 477
Wilson, Jack, 387