Technological Forecasting & Social Change 2000 - Abstracts

Technological Forecasting & Social Change 2000
TitleSubjectAuthors
A brief methodological guide to scenario building.Social sciencesDe Jouvenel, Hugues
A model of product cost modification with reduced development periods.Social sciencesStorojouk, Oleg A.
Analyzing social interaction in electronic communities using an artificial world approach.Social sciencesTerano, Takao
A pacemaker for the long wave.(long waves in the US economy)Social sciencesBerry, Brian J.L.
A tool for assessing organizational vitality in an era of complexity.Social sciencesVicenzi, Richard, Adkins, Gary
Climate implications of greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.Social sciencesNakicenovic, Nebojsa, Smith, Steven J., Wigley, T.M.L., Raper, S.C.B.
Complexity in technology management: theoretical analysis and case study of automobile sector in Japan.Social sciencesMiyazaki, Kumiko, Kijima, Kyoichi
Components of science-based innovation measurements and their links to public policies.Social sciencesKumar, S. Suresh
Computational models of innovative and creative design processes.Social sciencesGero, John S.
Creating incentives for environmentally enhancing technological change: lessons from 30 years of US energy technology policy.Social sciencesNorberg-Bohm, Vicki
Creativity in design: general model and its verification.Social sciencesStrzalecki, Andrzej
Crisis preparation in organizations: prescription versus reality.Social sciencesKovoor-Misra, Sarah, Zammuto, Raymond F., Mitroff, Ian I.
Five economic activities likely to dominate the new millenium: III Life Sciences era.Social sciencesMolitor, Graham T.T.
Five economic activities likely to dominate the new millenium: II The Leisure Era.Social sciencesMolitor, Graham T.T.
Five economic activities likely to dominate the new millenium.(part 1)Social sciencesMolitor, Graham T.T.
From scenario thinking to strategic action.Social sciencesWilson, Ian William
Geographical distribution of temperature change for scenarios of greenhouse gas and sulohur dioxide emissions.Social sciencesGrubler, Arnulf, Schlesinger, Michael E., Malyshev, Sergey, Rozanov, Eugene V, Yang, Fanglin, Andronova, Natalia G., Vries, Bert de, Jiang, Kejun, Masui, Toshihiko, Morita, Tsuneyuki
Global and regional greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.Social sciencesde Vries, B, Riahi, K, Roehrl, R, Morita, T, Kram T, Van Rooiekn S, Sankovski, Al
Global greenhouse gas emissions scenarios: integrated modeling approaches.Social sciencesNakicenovic, Nebojsa
'Globalization': modeling technology adoption timing across countries.Social sciencesDekimpe, Marnik G., Parker, Philip M., Sarvary, Miklos
Greenhouse gas emissions in a dynamics-as-usual scenario of economic and energy development.Social sciencesRiahi, K, Roehrl, R
Greenhouse gas emissions in an equity-environment- and service-oriented world: an IMAGE-based scenario for the 21st century.Social sciencesde Vries, B, Bollen, J, Bouwman, L, den Elzen, M, Janssen, M, Kreileman, E
Greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.Social sciencesNakicenovic, Nebojsa
Industrial non-energy, non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions.Social sciencesFenhann, J
Innovation in the future of engineering design.Social sciencesCoates, Joseph F.
Innovations in auto safety design, a key to quality improvement.Social sciencesUduma, Kalu
Learning from variety and competition between technological options for generating photovoltaic electricity.Social sciencesMenanteau, Philippe
Linking learning, knowledge creation, and business creativity: a preliminary assessment of the East Asian quest for creativity.Social sciencesKoh, Al-Tee
Long-term greenhouse gas emission scenarios for Asia-Pacific and the world.Social sciencesJiang, K, Masui, T, Morita, T, Matsuoka, Y
Measuring organizational flexibility: an exploration and general model.Social sciencesPhillips, Fred, Tuladhar, Sugandha D.
On forecasting discontinuities.Social sciencesAyres, Robert U.
Overcoming the constraints to the adoption of sustainable land management practices in Australia.Social sciencesGuerin, Turlough F.
Perils of long-range energy forecasting: reflections on looking far ahead.Social sciencesSmil, Vaclav
Postmodernism and the web: meta themes and discourse.Social sciencesBerthon, Pierre, Pitt, Leyland, Watson, Richard T.
Principles and practices of design innovation.Social sciencesArdayfio, David D.
Quantification of the IS99 emission scenario storylines using the atmospheric stabilization framework.Social sciencesSankovski, A, Barbour, W, Pepper, W
Quantifying expert opinion: the future of interactive television and retailing.Social sciencesDransfield, Henning, Pemberton, John, Jacobs, Gabriel
Relationships between environmental impacts and added value along the supply chain.Social sciencesClift, Roland, Wright, Lucy
Scenario planning as a networking process.Social sciencesRoubelat, Fabrice
Scenario planning.(From My Perspective)Social sciencesCoates, Joseph F.
Scenarios and actors' strategies: the case of the agri-foodstuff sector.Social sciencesLafourcade, Bernard, Chapuy, Pierre
Scenarios and forecasting: two perspectives.Social sciencesvan der Heijden, Kees
Scenarios as seen from a human and social perspective.Social sciencesMasini, Eleonara Barbieri, Vasquez, Javier Medina
Strategically evolving the future: directed evolution and technological systems development.Social sciencesClarke, Dana
Structural changes in developing countries and their implications for energy-related CO2 emissions.(climate study)Social sciencesJung, T, la Rovere, Emilio, Gaj, Henryk, Shukla, P, Zhou, D
Teaching about discovery and invention in engineering.Social sciencesSchum, David A.
Teaching innovative conceptual design of systems in the service sector.Social sciencesKarni, Reuven, Kaner, Maya
Technology dynamics and greenhouse gas emissions mitigation: a cost assessment.Social sciencesRiahi, K, Roehrl, R
The art of scenarios and strategic planning: tools and pitfalls.Social sciencesGodet, Michael
The design of innovation: lessons from genetic algorithms, lessons for the real world.Social sciencesGoldberg, David E.
The development of greenhouse gas emissions scenarios using an extension of the MARIA model for the assessment of resource and energy technologies.Social sciencesMori, S
The role of standards in innovation.Social sciencesAllen, Robert H., Sriram, Ram D.
The World Wide Web as neural net: implications for market-driven web enabling.Social sciencesLaxton, Rita
Towards modeling of communities of practice (CoPs): a Hebbian learning approach to organizational learning.Social sciencesKulkarni, Rajendra G., Stough, Roger R., Haynes, Kingsley E.
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