AI & Society, Volume 13, 1999

Volume 13, Number 1-2, March 1999

• Karamjit S. Gill:
  Editorial. 1-3
  
• Miwao Matsumoto:
  The 'Japan problem' in science and technology and basic research as a culture. 4-21
  
• Yukio Wakamatsu:
  A Citizens' Conference on Gene Therapy in Japan: A Feasibility Study of the Consensus Conference Method in Japan. 22-43
  
• Don Ihde:
  Technology and prognostic predicaments. 44-51
  
• Günter Küppers:
  Coping with uncertainty: New forms of knowledge production. 52-62
  
• Hironori Ayabe:
  Experts as non-experts: A case from SSC. 63-68
  
• László Ropolyi:
  Life-worlds and social relations in computers. 69-87
  
• Christiane Hipp:
  Knowledge-intensive business services in the new mode of knowledge production. 88-106
  
• Merete Lie, Ragnhild Lund:
  Globalisation, place and gender. 107-123
  
• Sugiyama Shigeo:
  Biographies of scientists and public understanding of science. 124-134
  
• Jacobus A. Doeleman:
  Technology: Servant or master? An economic viewpoint. 135-155
  
• Tetsuji Iseda:
  Scientific rationality and the 'even stronger programme'. 156-163
  
• Seiya Abiko:
  Lessons from nursing theories: Toward the humanisation of technology. 164-175
  
• Tarja Kuosa:
  Technology, human, and society centred visions of the future of technology. 176-192
  
• Bob Muller:
  The creative landscapes column: Beachcombing. 193-199
  
• Carolien Metselaar, Ruud van Dael:
  Organisations going virtual. 200-209
  

Volume 13, Number 3, September 1999

• Guest editorial. 215-217
  
• Satinder P. Gill:
  Mediation and communication of information in the cultural interface. 218-234
  
• Magnus Bergquist, Magnus Mörck:
  From fever to flu: The rhetoric of reporting Asia in a Swedish business magazine. 235-246
  
• Stephen E. Little:
  Science, technology and society in East Asia: Frameworks for the challenges of the next century. 247-262
  
• Andrea Resca:
  Technology and social relationships as knowledge elements: An insight into the institutional and non-institutional relationships. 263-281
  
• Ismo Kantola:
  Reflections for a sociological study on the cultural acceptance of the NICTs. 282-300
  
• Shang-Chul Park:
  The comparative role of high-tech-oriented public institutions and private companies in Tsukuba Science City. 301-311
  
• Petros Gelepithis:
  AI and human society. 312-321
  
• Bob Muller:
  The creative landscapes column: -Help?. 322-328
  

Volume 13, Number 4, December 1999

• Charles Ess:
  Cultural attitudes towards technology and communication: New directions of research in computer-mediated communication. 329-340
  
• Carleen F. Maitland:
  Global diffusion of interactive networks: The impact of culture. 341-356
  
• Lorna Heaton:
  Preserving communication context: Virtual workspace and interpersonal space in Japanese CSCW. 357-376
  
• Andrew Turk, Kathryn Trees:
  Appropriate computer-mediated communication: An Australian indigenous information system case study. 377-388
  
• Soraj Hongladarom:
  Global culture, local cultures and the internet: The Thai example. 389-401
  
• Wendy Martin:
  The social and cultural shaping of educational technology: Toward a social constructivist framework. 402-420
  
• Mike Sandbothe:
  Media temporalities of the internet: Philosophies of time and media in Derrida and Rorty. 421-434
  
• Bob Muller:
  The Creative Landscapes column: Fruitbearing. 435-445
  
• Wendy Griswold, Soraj Hongladarom:
  Cultures and Societies in a changing world. 446-449
  
• Petros Gelepithis:
  Introduction to Artificial Life. 450-451
  
• Capers Jones:
  The year 2000 software problem: Quantifying the cost and addressing the consequences. 452-458