AI & Society, Volume 7, 1993

Volume 7, Number 1, 1993

• Robert C. Muller: Enhancing Creativity, Innovation and Cooperation. 4-39
• Michael T. Black: Consensus and Authenticity in Representation: Simulation as Participative Theatre. 40-51
• Kenneth R. Blochowiak: The Example of the Unicorn: A Knowledge-Based Approach to Scientific Creativity and the Growth of Knowledge. 52-61
• Valery M. Tsourikov: Inventive Machine: Second Generation. 62-77

• Dean Juniper: A Creative Renewal Programme. 78-85
• John Prentice: Learning From the Japanese Vision: A British Consultant's Personal Perspective. 86-90
• Thomas Gilb: Practical Purposeful Creativity Constructs. 90-100

Volume 7, Number 2, 1993

• Takeshi Hayashi: Ecology of Technology: A Perspective. 109-116
• Howard Rosenbrock: Technology and its Environment. 117-126
• Björn Wittrock: Policy, Economy and Knowledge in the Age of Modernity in Europe. 127-140
• Fusao Mori, Chikao Imanichi, Moriki Toyama: Report on Highly Automated Works in Japan - Management of Labour in Line with Technology Development. 141-150
• Hiromu Nakazawa: Alternative Human Role in Manufacturing. 151-156

• Hiroshi Sakurai: Ecology of Technology: Survival and Compatibility. 157-163
• Shigeru Nakayama: Defining an Appropriateness in the Technological Environment. 163-169
• Yoichiro Murakami: Cultural Environment for Science and Technology. 169-179

Volume 7, Number 3, 1993

• Lynette A. C. Hunter: AI and Representation: A Study of a Rhetorical Context for Legitimacy. 185-207
• Jacqueline Senker: The Contribution of Tacit Knowledge to Innovation. 208-224
• Kathleen Mykytyn, Peter P. Mykytyn Jr., Stephen Lunce: Expert Identification and Selection: Legal Liability Concerns and Directions. 225-237
• Zhengxin Chen: From Participatory Design to Participating Problem Solving: Enhancing System Adaptability Through User Modelling. 238-247

• Danila Bertasio: The Role of Culture in the Technological Advancement Process. 248-252
• R. J. D. Power, M. Dal Martello: Effects of CSCW on Organizations. 252-263
• John Prentice: Learning from the Japanese Vision: A British Consultant's Personal Perspective. 263-267

Volume 7, Number 4, 1993

• Alison Mackinnon, Martha Blomqvist, Marja Vehvilainen: Gendering Computer Work: An International Perspective. 280-294
• Ina Wagner: Women's Voice: The Case of Nursing Information Systems. 295-310
• Alison E. Adam: Gendered Knowledge - Epistemology and Artificial Intelligence. 311-322
• Andrew Clement: Looking for the Designers: Transforming the `Invisible' Infrastructure of Computerised Office Work. 323-344
• Joan Truckenbrod: Women and the Social Construction of the Computing Culture: Evolving New Forms of Computing. 345-357
• Heidi Schelhowe: Gender Symbolism and Changes in Lifeworld Through Information Technology. 358-367
• Gitte Jantzen, Jans F. Jensen: Powerplay - Power, Violence and Gender in Video Games. 368-385