AI & Society, Volume 27

Volume 27, Number 1, February 2012

• Caroline Nevejan, Satinder P. Gill:
  Witnessed presence. 1-4
  
• Phil Turner:
  An everyday account of witnessing. 5-12
  
• Frans-Willem Korsten:
  Apostrophe, witnessing and its essentially theatrical modes of address: Maria Dermôut on Pattimura and Kara Walker on the New Orleans flooding. 13-23
  
• Sjoukje van der Meulen:
  Witness and presence in the work of Pierre Huyghe. 25-42
  
• Stéphanie Benzaquen:
  Witnessing and re-enacting in Cambodia: reflection on shifting testimonies. 43-51
  
• Sheryl Brahnam:
  To hear - to say: the mediating presence of the healing witness. 53-90
  
• Charlie Gullström:
  Design frictions. 91-110
  
• Satinder P. Gill:
  Rhythmic synchrony and mediated interaction: towards a framework of rhythm in embodied interaction. 111-127
  
• Caroline Nevejan, Frances M. T. Brazier:
  Granularity in reciprocity. 129-147
  
• John Mendy:
  Employees' witnessed presence in changing organisations. 149-156
  
• Shelly Tara, P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan:
  Cabs, male drivers and midnight commuting: manufacturing respectability of the unmarried women agents of call centers in India. 157-163
  
• Maurice Berix:
  YUTPA as a design tool for public participation. 165-172
  

Volume 27, Number 2, May 2012

• Peter Sinclair:
  Sonification: what where how why artistic practice relating sonification to environments. 173-175
  
• Stephen Barrass:
  The aesthetic turn in sonification towards a social and cultural medium. 177-181
  
• Jean Cristofol:
  Elephant fish and GPS. 183-187
  
• John Eacott:
  Flood Tide: sonification as musical performance - an audience perspective. 189-195
  
• Peter Gena:
  Apropos sonification: a broad view of data as music and sound. 197-205
  
• Scot Gresham-Lancaster:
  Relationships of sonification to music and sound art. 207-212
  
• Florian Grond, Thomas Hermann:
  Aesthetic strategies in sonification. 213-222
  
• Stuart Jones:
  Now? Towards a phenomenology of real time sonification. 223-231
  
• Jerome Joy:
  What NMSAT says about sonification. 233-244
  
• Richard Kronland-Martinet, Sølvi Ystad, Mitsuko Aramaki:
  High-level control of sound synthesis for sonification processes. 245-255
  
• Andrea Polli:
  Soundscape, sonification, and sound activism. 257-268
  
• Peter Sinclair:
  Living with alarms: the audio environment in an intensive care unit. 269-276
  
• Lorella Abenavoli:
  The Pulse of the Earth and sonification. 277-279
  
• Stephen Barrass:
  Sonifications for concert and live performance. 281-283
  
• Jens Brand:
  GP - We play the world - What do you play? 285-286
  
• John Eacott:
  Instant music? Just add water. 287-288
  
• Scot Gresham-Lancaster:
  Waveguide synthesis for sonification of distributed sensor arrays. 289-292
  
• Florian Grond:
  Safety Certificate: an audification performance of high-speed trains. 293-295
  
• Stuart Jones:
  Sonification: the element of surprise. 297-298
  
• Andrea Polli:
  Atmospherics/Weather Works. 299-301
  
• Marty Quinn:
  "Walk on the Sun": an interactive image sonification exhibit. 303-305
  
• Richard Kronland-Martinet, Thierry Voinier, David Calvet, Claude Vallée:
  Cosmic ray sonification: the COSMOPHONE. 307-309
  
• Peter Sinclair:
  RoadMusic. 311-313
  
• Atau Tanaka:
  The sound of photographic image. 315-318
  
• Victoria Vesna:
  Vibration matters: collective blue morph effect. 319-323
  
• Valentina Vuksic:
  Tripping through runtime - Computer concrète. 325-327
  

Volume 27, Number 3, August 2012

• Richard Ennals, David Hutchins:
  Communities of circles. 329-330
  
• Richard Ennals:
  Quality as empowerment: going around in circles. 331-335
  
• Priya Darshini Baligadoo:
  An evaluation of Students' Quality Circles and the World Council for Total Quality and Excellence in Education. 337-355
  
• Dinesh P. Chapagain:
  Collaboration and collaborative advantage: a case of SQC concept promotion in Nepal. 357-362
  
• David Hutchins:
  Hammers, nails, sealing wax, string and gunpowder! 363-368
  
• Paresh Kathrani:
  Quality circles and human rights: tackling the universalism and cultural relativism divide. 369-375
  
• Hayal Köksal:
  SQCs in Turkey as "Imece Circles". 377-386
  
• Rebekah Nahai, Sophie Österberg:
  Higher education in a state of crisis: a perspective from a Students' Quality Circle. 387-398
  
• Jude Smith Rachele:
  The Diversity Quality Cycle: driving culture change through innovative governance. 399-416
  
• Abdul Wahid Mir:
  SQC and the fluency hypothesis. 417-420
  
• Richard Ennals, Anne Inga Hilsen:
  Older workers: a suitable case for circles? 421-425
  
• Jagdish Gandhi, Vineeta Kamran, P. C. Bihari:
  Quality and world peace: City Montessori School, Lucknow. 427-428
  

Volume 27, Number 4, November 2012

• Karamjit S. Gill:
  The transformation of the human dimension in the cyberspace. 429-430
  
• Nicholas Agar:
  On the irrationality of mind-uploading: a rely to Neil Levy. 431-436
  
• Nicholas Meese, Chris McMahon:
  Knowledge sharing for sustainable development in civil engineering: a systematic review. 437-449
  
• Sang-Chul Park:
  Competitiveness of East Asian science cities: discourse on their status as global or local innovative clusters. 451-464
  
• Archana Barua, Ananya Barua:
  Gendering the digital body: women and computers. 465-477
  
• Rafael Capurro:
  Toward a comparative theory of agents. 479-488
  
• Rafael Capurro:
  Erratum to: Toward a comparative theory of agents. 489
  
• Michael Baffoe, Lewis Asimeng-Boahene:
  Using bill boards as medium of communication, projection, and expression of African cultural values: the case of Ghanaian "sign boards". 491-499
  
• Farley Simon Nobre:
  Governing industrial organizations through cognitive machines. 501-507
  
• Göran Backlund, Jan Sjunnesson:
  Training young engineers to see. 509-515
  
• Nikolaos Mavridis, Marina-Selini Katsaiti, Silvia Naef, Abdullah Falasi, Abdulrahman Nuaimi, Hamdan Araifi, Ahmed Kitbi:
  Opinions and attitudes toward humanoid robots in the Middle East. 517-534
  
• Arash Rahman:
  Wealth adjustment using a no-interest credit network in an artificial society. 535-541
  
• Archana Balyan, S. S. Agrawal, Amita Dev:
  Automatic phonetic segmentation of Hindi speech using hidden Markov model. 543-549
  
• Joseph S. Fulda: Implications of a logical paradox for computer-dispensed justice. 551
  

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