AI & Society, Volume 14, 2000

Volume 14, Number 1, March 2000

• Guest editorial. 1-2
  
• Uta Pankoke-Babatz:
  Electronic behaviour settings for CSCW. 3-30
  
• Markus Sohlenkamp, Wolfgang Prinz, Ludwin Fuchs:
  Poli awaC: design and evaluation of an awareness-enhanced groupware client. 31-47
  
• Gerhard Schwabe, Helmut Krcmar:
  Electronic Meeting Support for Councils. 48-70
  
• Gerry Stahl:
  Collaborative information environments to support knowledge construction by communities. 71-97
  
• Jörg Roth:
  'DreamTeam': A platform for synchronous collaborative applications. 98-119
  
• Oliver Stiemerling, Armin B. Cremers:
  The Evolve project: Component-based tailorability for CSCW applications. 120-141
  
• Bob Muller:
  The creative landscapes column: All our futures. 142-149
  
• Richard Crandell, Martin Levich, Richard Ennals, Barry Walters:
  Reviews. 150-154
  

Volume 14, Number 2, June 2000

• Victoria Vesna:
  Database aesthetics. 155-156
  
• Victoria Vesna:
  Databases are us. 157-175
  
• Recommended reading. 175
  
• Lev Manovich:
  Database as a genre of new media. 176-183
  
• Robert Nideffer:
  Manufacturing agency: Relationally structuring community in-formation. 184-195
  
• Sharon Daniel:
  Collaborative systems: Evolving databases and the "Conditions of possibility"-artificial life models of agency in on-line interactive art. 196-213
  
• Karen O'Rourke:
  Paris Réseau, Paris network. 214-222
  
• Bruce Robertson, Mark Meadow:
  Microcosms: Objects of knowledge. 223-229
  
• Fabian Wagmister:
  Modular visions: Referents, context and strategies for database open media works. 230-242
  
• Eduardo Kac:
  Time capsule. 243-249
  
• Bob Muller:
  The creative landscapes column: Concerns. 250-261
  
• Victoria Vesna:
  The Visible Human Project: Informatic bodies and posthuman medicine. 262-263
  

Volume 14, Number 3-4, September 2000

• Massimo Negrotti:
  The culture of the artificial. 265-267
  
• Massimo Negrotti:
  Towards a general theory of the artificial. 268-299
  
• Giuseppe Padovani:
  The artificial between culture and nature. 300-313
  
• Roberto Cordeschi:
  Early-connectionism machines. 314-330
  
• Giorgio Marchetti:
  Observation levels and units of time: A critical analysis of the main assumption of the theory of the artificial. 331-347
  
• Denis L. Baggi:
  The intelligence left in AI. 348-378
  
• Franco Zambelloni:
  The metamorphoses of the "Exemplar". 379-394
  
• Paul Honeywill:
  A comparison between Maya hieroglyphs and computer icons. 395-410
  
• Ephraim Nissan:
  Culture-bound technological solutions: An artificial-theoretic insight. 411-439
  
• Bob Muller:
  The creative landscapes column: Metacognition. 440-453