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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
19201	9145 BERHEIDE CW, SEGAL MT TEACHING SEX AND GENDER - A DECADE OF EXPERIENCE TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1985; 12 (3): 267-283	0	8	1	18
19202	9302 MAUKSCH HO TEACHING WITHIN INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND STRUCTURES TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1986 JAN; 14 (1): 40-49	0	7	6	19
19203	9303 BAKER PJ THE HELTER-SKELTER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHING AND RESEARCH - A CLUSTER OF PROBLEMS AND SMALL WINS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1986 JAN; 14 (1): 50-66	1	10	6	64
19204	9428 STALLINGS RA TEACHING SOCIOLOGY IN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS - STEREOTYPES, ROLE CONFLICTS, AND CAREER IMPLICATIONS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1986 JUL; 14 (3): 157-161	0	2	2	18
19205	9632 BONOMO TA HUMANISTIC APPLICATION OF NETWORK NEWS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1987 JAN; 15 (1): 33-37	0	5	1	14
19206	9633 WRIGHT RA INCORPORATING WOMEN AND CRIME TOPICS INTO CRIMINOLOGY CLASSES - ASSIGNMENTS EXERCISES, AND PROJECTS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1987 JAN; 15 (1): 95-98	0	4	1	19
19207	9713 GREGORY SW, OTOOLE R TEACHING SOCIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH METHODS TO MEDICAL-STUDENTS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1987 APR; 15 (2): 128-135	0	5	1	31
19208	9988 DRABEK TE TEACHING THE SOCIOLOGY OF COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS - ISSUES AND STRATEGIES TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1988 JAN; 16 (1): 1-7	1	1	3	56
19209	10379 RAU W, BAKER PJ THE ORGANIZED CONTRADICTIONS OF ACADEME - BARRIERS FACING THE NEXT ACADEMIC REVOLUTION TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 APR; 17 (2): 161-175	0	20	3	45
19210	10380 EGAN JM GRADUATE-SCHOOL AND THE SELF - A THEORETICAL VIEW OF SOME NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 APR; 17 (2): 200-208	3	16	6	21
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
19211	10441 NUSBAUMER MR, KELLEY D, DIIORIO JA THE DISCOVERY OF WAR AS A SOCIAL-PROBLEM - TEACHING AS SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 JUL; 17 (3): 316-322	0	1	4	62
19212	10442 CARTER GL THE PITFALLS OF POST-FACTUM SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION - A CLASSROOM DEMONSTRATION TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 JUL; 17 (3): 341-345	0	0	1	9
19213	10793 FREDERICKS M, MILLER SI PARADOXES, DILEMMAS, AND TEACHING SOCIOLOGY TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1990 JUL; 18 (3): 347-355	0	3	1	25
19214	10977 FISHER BJ THE ESSENCE OF A LIFE - LIFE HISTORIES AS A METHOD FOR GENERATING IMAGES OF SUCCESSFUL AGING TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JAN; 19 (1): 21-27	0	3	1	13
19215	11144 FOLSE KA ETHICS AND THE PROFESSION - GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JUL; 19 (3): 344-350	1	11	3	33
19216	11145 CHARMAZ K TRANSLATING GRADUATE QUALITATIVE METHODS INTO UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING - INTENSIVE INTERVIEWING AS A CASE EXAMPLE TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JUL; 19 (3): 384-395	0	23	1	43
19217	11146 HARKESS S, WARREN CAB KANSAS AS COSMOPOLIS - CHANGES IN A SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE PROGRAM TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JUL; 19 (3): 418-423	0	0	2	7
19218	11318 LEWIS JF, ALSHTAWI M THEN AND NOW - THE TREATMENT OF SELECTED THEORISTS IN AMERICAN SOCIAL-THEORY TEXTS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1992 JAN; 20 (1): 44-50	1	3	2	69
19219	11379 BACKMAN CB LIFE AFTER DEATH - AN EMPIRICAL PROJECT IN THE CLASSICAL-THEORY COURSE TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1992 APR; 20 (2): 104-113	0	3	3	30
19220	11552 BRICHER RM TEACHING INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY - USING ASPECTS OF THE CLASSROOM AS SOCIOLOGICAL EVENTS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1992 OCT; 20 (4): 270-275	0	3	2	12
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
19221	11735 HENDERSHOTT A, WRIGHT S STUDENT FOCUS GROUPS AND CURRICULAR REVIEW TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1993 APR; 21 (2): 154-159	1	7	2	19
19222	11982 ZINER AS THEORY AND RESEARCH ACROSS THE SOCIOLOGY CURRICULUM - A GRAPHICAL APPROACH TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1994 JAN; 22 (1): 47-51	0	1	1	9
19223	12486 KEITH B, MOORE HA TRAINING SOCIOLOGISTS - AN ASSESSMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION AND THE EMERGENCE OF CAREER ASPIRATIONS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 JUL; 23 (3): 199-214	4	14	5	44
19224	12487 LACKEY C PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THEIR FUTURE - A SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE APPROACH TO TEACHING ABOUT LIFE IN COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 JUL; 23 (3): 269-273	0	0	2	15
19225	12556 MARTINEZ TA WHERE POPULAR-CULTURE MEETS DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR - CLASSROOM EXPERIENCES WITH MUSIC TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 OCT; 23 (4): 413-418	1	12	1	34
19226	12557 ROSENBERG H UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL DEVIANCE - CURRA,J TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 OCT; 23 (4): 423-424	0	0	1	5
19227	12857 Crawford I, SuarezBalcazar Y, Figert A, Nyden P, Reich J The use of research participation for mentoring prospective minority graduate students TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1996 JUL; 24 (3): 256-263	0	4	4	21
19228	13436 Volk RW, Beeman M Revisiting The Eye of the Storm: The subtleties of gender bias TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1998 JAN; 26 (1): 38-48	0	2	1	39
19229	14187 Brezina T Are deviants different from the rest of us? Using student accounts of academic cheating to explore a popular myth TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2000 JAN; 28 (1): 71-78	2	3	4	25
19230	14417 Edwards ME, Cordray S, Dorbolo J Unintended benefits of distance-education technology for traditional classroom teaching TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2000 OCT; 28 (4): 386-391	0	4	2	11
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
19231	14660 Perrin RD When religion becomes deviance: Introducing religion in deviance and social problems courses TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2001 APR; 29 (2): 134-152	0	0	4	79
19232	14661 Hedley M, Markowitz L Avoiding moral dichotomies: Teaching controversial topics to resistant students TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2001 APR; 29 (2): 195-208	0	8	1	23
19233	14802 Rosenbloom SR, Fetner T Sharing secrets slowly: Issues of classroom self-disclosure raised by student sex workers TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2001 OCT; 29 (4): 439-453	0	2	1	43
19234	15021 Benson DE, Haney W, Ore TE, Persell CH, Schulte A, et al. Digital technologies and the scholarship of teaching and learning in sociology TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2002 APR; 30 (2): 140-157	0	19	1	101
19235	15322 Geertsen HR Rethinking thinking about higher-level thinking TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2003 JAN; 31 (1): 1-19	0	7	1	56
19236	15735 Keith B, Ender MG The sociological core: Conceptual patterns and idiosyncrasies in the structure and content of introductory sociology textbooks, 1940-2000 TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2004 JAN; 32 (1): 19-36	0	13	6	107
19237	16202 Levy DP, Merenstein B Working with stories: An active learning approach to theories of deviance TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2005 JAN; 33 (1): 66-73	0	1	0	16
19238	16391 Wooddell G, Henry J The advantage of a focus on advantage: A note on teaching minority groups TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2005 JUL; 33 (3): 301-309	0	0	1	33
19239	16764 Leahey E Transmitting tricks of the trade: Advisors and the development of research knowledge TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2006 APR; 34 (2): 93-110	1	5	9	81
19240	16765 Rafalovich A Making sociology relevant: The assignment and application of breaching experiments TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2006 APR; 34 (2): 156-163	1	2	1	13
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
19241	17457 De Angelis J Pressured into crime: An overview of general strain theory. TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2007 JUL; 35 (3): 295-297	0	0	1	3
19242	17581 DeCesare M "Statistics anxiety" among sociology majors: A first diagnosis and some treatment options TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2007 OCT; 35 (4): 360-367	0	3	1	20
19243	18194 Halasz JR, Kaufman P SOCIOLOGY AS PEDAGOGY: HOW IDEAS FROM THE DISCIPLINE CAN INFORM TEACHING AND LEARNING TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2008 OCT; 36 (4): 301-317	0	2	4	95
19244	18506 Kaufman P, Schoepflin T LAST BUT NOT LEAST: THE PEDAGOGICAL INSIGHTS OF "INTELLECTUAL CRAFTSMANSHIP" TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2009 JAN; 37 (1): 20-30	0	1	1	54
19245	18914 Kebede A PRACTICING SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION THROUGH WRITING SOCIOLOGICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2009 OCT; 37 (4): 353-368	0	1	0	30
19246	20097 Dagaz M, Harger B Race, Gender, and Research: Implications for Teaching from Depictions of Professors in Popular Film, 1985- 2005 TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2011 JUL; 39 (3): 274-289	0	0	2	55
19247	15704 Winterton N Science and sustainability: who knows best? TECHNOLOGICAL CHOICES FOR SUSTAINABILITY. 2004; : 7-35	0	0	1	171
19248	6062 HILTZ SR COMPUTER CONFERENCING - ASSESSING SOCIAL IMPACT OF A NEW COMMUNICATIONS MEDIUM TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1977; 10 (3): 225-238	0	4	1	31
19249	6879 RAUCH W DECISION DELPHI TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1979; 15 (3): 159-169	0	34	1	9
19250	8426 SAHAL D INVENTION, INNOVATION, AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1983; 23 (3): 213-235	1	10	0	38
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
19251	8427 DELSESTO SL TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - OGBURN,WILLIAM,FIELDING REVISITED TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1983; 24 (3): 183-196	0	2	1	28
19252	9738 SHAW BT TECHNOLOGY AND MILITARY CRITERIA - BROADENING THE THEORY OF INNOVATION TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1987 MAY; 31 (3): 239-256	0	0	3	83
19253	9819 JANSEN TB ASSUMPTIONS OF FUTURES STUDIES - GUIDELINES FOR REFORMULATION OF TELEOLOGICAL DECISION-MAKING AS A RESEARCH PROBLEM TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1987 SEP; 32 (2): 203-224	0	1	1	48
19254	9884 DRESCH SP, JANSON KR GIANTS, PYGMIES, AND THE SOCIAL COSTS OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH OR PRICE REVISITED TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1987 DEC; 32 (4): 323-340	1	2	1	9
19255	10114 SIMMONDS WHC FUTURES RESEARCH - NEW STARTING POINTS TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1988 JUL; 33 (4): 377-387	0	1	1	38
19256	10682 DRESCH SP, JANSON KR RECRUITMENT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT IN FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE - A GENERALIZATION OF THE GIANTS, PYGMIES MODEL TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1990 MAR; 37 (1): 39-58	0	0	2	10
19257	10838 PAUCHANT TC, MITROFF II CRISIS MANAGEMENT - MANAGING PARADOX IN A CHAOTIC WORLD TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1990 SEP; 38 (2): 117-134	0	10	5	72
19258	13086 Smith MY, Stacey R Governance and cooperative networks: An adaptive systems perspective TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1997 JAN; 54 (1): 79-94	0	1	1	36
19259	15323 Tapio P Disaggregative policy Delphi Using cluster analysis as a tool for systematic scenario formation TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2003 JAN; 70 (1): 83-101	0	13	2	56
19260	15921 Conceicao P, Heitor MV, Sirilli G, Wilson R The "swing of the pendulum" from public to market support for science and technology: Is the US leading the way? TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2004 JUL; 71 (6): 553-578	1	5	3	48
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19261	17378 Hekkert MP, Suurs RAA, Negro SO, Kuhlmann S, Smits REHM Functions of innovation systems: A new approach for analysing technological change TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2007 MAY; 74 (4): 413-432	2	80	1	57
19262	17582 Horta H, Veloso FM Opening the box: Comparing EU and US scientific output by scientific field TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2007 OCT; 74 (8): 1334-1356	1	7	3	52
19263	17583 Liu TH, Hung SC, Chu YY Environmental jolts, entrepreneurial actions and value creation: A case study of Trend Micro TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2007 OCT; 74 (8): 1432-1445	0	1	2	45
19264	19642 Martin BR The origins of the concept of 'foresight' in science and technology: An insider's perspective TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2010 NOV; 77 (9): 1438-1447	0	0	2	62
19265	19831 de Haan J, Rotmans J Patterns in transitions: Understanding complex chains of change TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2011 JAN; 78 (1): 90-102	0	0	2	45
19266	11955 DEBACKERE K, CLARYSSE B, WIJNBERG NM, RAPPA MA SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY - A THEORY OF NETWORKS AND PARADIGMS TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 1994; 6 (1): 21-37	2	18	4	65
19267	12906 Cunningham S Revolutionary change in the electronic publication of science TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 1996 SEP; 8 (3): 291-299	0	0	1	10
19268	15981 van der Vleuten E Infrastructures and societal change. A view from the Large Technical Systems field TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2004 SEP; 16 (3): 395-414	0	4	1	52
19269	16796 Boden R, Cox D, Nedeva M The appliance of science? New public management and strategic change TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2006 MAY; 18 (2): 125-141	0	3	2	40
19270	16882 Borup M, Brown N, Konrad K, Van Lente H The sociology of expectations in science and technology TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2006 JUL-SEP; 18 (3-4): 285-298	2	44	1	61
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19271	17319 Gilsing VA, Lemmens CEAV, Duysters G Strategic alliance networks and innovation: A deterministic and voluntaristic view combined TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2007 MAR; 19 (2): 227-249	0	8	7	100
19272	18470 Lawrence P Meeting the challenge of aviation emissions: an aircraft industry perspective TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2009; 21 (1): 79-92	0	2	1	12
19273	942 MULTHAUF RP THE SCIENTIST AND THE IMPROVER OF TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1959; 1 (1): 38-47	0	9	1	31
19274	943 ALLEN FR TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - CURRENT STATUS AND OUTLOOK TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1959; 1 (1): 48-59	2	4	1	3
19275	1266 HALL AR ENGINEERING AND THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1961; 2 (4): 333-341	1	2	1	15
19276	1267 KERKER M SCIENCE AND THE STEAM ENGINE TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1961; 2 (4): 381-390	3	6	1	17
19277	3844 GOODWIN J CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY IN HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY (1969) TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1971; 12 (2): 269-327	0	0	1	578
19278	4857 FERGUSON ES TOWARD A DISCIPLINE OF HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1974; 15 (1): 13-30	0	14	1	59
19279	4858 HACKER BC IDEA OF RENDEZVOUS - FROM SPACE STATION TO ORBITAL OPERATIONS IN SPACE-TRAVEL THOUGHT, 1895-1951 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1974; 15 (3): 373-388	0	0	1	94
19280	4859 KAPLAN N SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS - MERTON,RK TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1974; 15 (4): 659-662	0	0	1	1
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19281	5258 EISENMAN HJ TECHNOLOGY, SOCIETY, AND VALUES IN 20TH-CENTURY AMERICA - UCLA 1973 SUMMER SEMINAR TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1975; 16 (2): 182-188	0	0	1	48
19282	5259 TEBRAKE WH AIR-POLLUTION AND FUEL CRISES IN PREINDUSTRIAL LONDON, 1250-1650 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1975; 16 (3): 337-359	0	13	1	120
19283	6063 HACKER BC WEAPONS OF WEST - MILITARY TECHNOLOGY AND MODERNIZATION IN 19TH-CENTURY CHINA AND JAPAN TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1977; 18 (1): 43-55	1	8	1	93
19284	6880 HARRISON AP SINGLE-CONTROL TUNING - ANALYSIS OF AN INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1979; 20 (2): 296-321	0	2	1	27
19285	8428 CONSTANT EW SCIENTIFIC THEORY AND TECHNOLOGICAL TESTABILITY - SCIENCE, DYNAMOMETERS, AND WATER TURBINES IN THE 19TH- CENTURY TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1983; 24 (2): 183-198	4	24	1	50
19286	9989 FORES M TRANSFORMATIONS AND THE MYTH OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE - MAGIC IN A WHITE COAT TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1988 JAN; 29 (1): 62-81	0	8	2	64
19287	10443 JAMISON A TECHNOLOGYS THEORISTS - CONCEPTIONS OF INNOVATION IN RELATION TO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1989 JUL; 30 (3): 505-533	0	2	5	129
19288	10718 JOERGES B IMAGES OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIOLOGY - COMPUTER AS BUTTERFLY AND BAT TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1990 APR; 31 (2): 203-227	0	4	2	65
19289	11204 LONG PO INVENTION, AUTHORSHIP, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AND THE ORIGIN OF PATENTS - NOTES TOWARD A CONCEPTUAL HISTORY TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1991 OCT; 32 (4): 846-884	0	17	2	208
19290	12209 HACKER BC MILITARY INSTITUTIONS, WEAPONS, AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - TOWARD A NEW HISTORY OF MILITARY TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1994 OCT; 35 (4): 768-834	1	7	7	1394
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19291	12399 ROLAND A SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND WAR TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1995 APR; 36 (2): S83-S99	0	1	2	62
19292	12558 Seely BE SHOT, the history of technology, and engineering education TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1995 OCT; 36 (4): 739-772	2	13	2	152
19293	14262 Ash EH "A perfect and an absolute work" - Expertise, authority, and the rebuilding of Dover harbor, 1579-1583 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2000 APR; 41 (2): 239-268	0	5	1	75
19294	16883 Schatzberg E Technik comes to America - Changing meanings of technology before 1930 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2006 JUL; 47 (3): 486-512	0	4	1	142
19295	16977 MacLeod C, Nuvolari A The pitfalls of prosopography - Inventors in the Dictionary of National Biography TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2006 OCT; 47 (4): 757-776	0	2	1	81
19296	19971 Ferreiro LD The Social History of the Bulbous Bow TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2011 APR; 52 (2): 335-359	0	0	1	136
19297	15705 Hertzog C, Light L Mothedological issues in the assessment of technology use for older adults TECHNOLOGY FOR ADAPTIVE AGING. 2004; : 93-127	0	0	2	117
19298	7264 WELLS WG SCIENCE ADVICE AND THE PRESIDENCY - OVERVIEW FROM ROOSEVELT TO FORD TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY. 1980; 2 (1-2): 191-220	0	0	0	14
19299	7265 BREWER GD ON THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY. 1980; 2 (3): 337-363	0	2	1	30
19300	10954 DELAMOTHE JR, DUFOUR P THE NEW GEOPOLITICS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY. 1991; 13 (1-2): 179-187	0	0	0	14

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19201

9145 BERHEIDE CW, SEGAL MT

TEACHING SEX AND GENDER - A DECADE OF EXPERIENCE

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1985; 12 (3): 267-283

19202

9302 MAUKSCH HO

TEACHING WITHIN INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND STRUCTURES

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1986 JAN; 14 (1): 40-49

19203

9303 BAKER PJ

THE HELTER-SKELTER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHING AND RESEARCH - A CLUSTER OF PROBLEMS AND SMALL WINS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1986 JAN; 14 (1): 50-66

19204

9428 STALLINGS RA

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY IN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS - STEREOTYPES, ROLE CONFLICTS, AND CAREER IMPLICATIONS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1986 JUL; 14 (3): 157-161

19205

9632 BONOMO TA

HUMANISTIC APPLICATION OF NETWORK NEWS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1987 JAN; 15 (1): 33-37

19206

9633 WRIGHT RA

INCORPORATING WOMEN AND CRIME TOPICS INTO CRIMINOLOGY CLASSES - ASSIGNMENTS EXERCISES, AND PROJECTS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1987 JAN; 15 (1): 95-98

19207

9713 GREGORY SW, OTOOLE R

TEACHING SOCIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH METHODS TO MEDICAL-STUDENTS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1987 APR; 15 (2): 128-135

19208

9988 DRABEK TE

TEACHING THE SOCIOLOGY OF COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS - ISSUES AND STRATEGIES

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1988 JAN; 16 (1): 1-7

19209

10379 RAU W, BAKER PJ

THE ORGANIZED CONTRADICTIONS OF ACADEME - BARRIERS FACING THE NEXT ACADEMIC REVOLUTION

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 APR; 17 (2): 161-175

19210

10380 EGAN JM

GRADUATE-SCHOOL AND THE SELF - A THEORETICAL VIEW OF SOME NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 APR; 17 (2): 200-208

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LCS

GCS

LCR

19211

10441 NUSBAUMER MR, KELLEY D, DIIORIO JA

THE DISCOVERY OF WAR AS A SOCIAL-PROBLEM - TEACHING AS SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 JUL; 17 (3): 316-322

19212

10442 CARTER GL

THE PITFALLS OF POST-FACTUM SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION - A CLASSROOM DEMONSTRATION

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1989 JUL; 17 (3): 341-345

19213

10793 FREDERICKS M, MILLER SI

PARADOXES, DILEMMAS, AND TEACHING SOCIOLOGY

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1990 JUL; 18 (3): 347-355

19214

10977 FISHER BJ

THE ESSENCE OF A LIFE - LIFE HISTORIES AS A METHOD FOR GENERATING IMAGES OF SUCCESSFUL AGING

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JAN; 19 (1): 21-27

19215

11144 FOLSE KA

ETHICS AND THE PROFESSION - GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JUL; 19 (3): 344-350

19216

11145 CHARMAZ K

TRANSLATING GRADUATE QUALITATIVE METHODS INTO UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING - INTENSIVE INTERVIEWING AS A CASE EXAMPLE

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JUL; 19 (3): 384-395

19217

11146 HARKESS S, WARREN CAB

KANSAS AS COSMOPOLIS - CHANGES IN A SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE PROGRAM

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1991 JUL; 19 (3): 418-423

19218

11318 LEWIS JF, ALSHTAWI M

THEN AND NOW - THE TREATMENT OF SELECTED THEORISTS IN AMERICAN SOCIAL-THEORY TEXTS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1992 JAN; 20 (1): 44-50

19219

11379 BACKMAN CB

LIFE AFTER DEATH - AN EMPIRICAL PROJECT IN THE CLASSICAL-THEORY COURSE

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1992 APR; 20 (2): 104-113

19220

11552 BRICHER RM

TEACHING INTRODUCTORY SOCIOLOGY - USING ASPECTS OF THE CLASSROOM AS SOCIOLOGICAL EVENTS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1992 OCT; 20 (4): 270-275

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

19221

11735 HENDERSHOTT A, WRIGHT S

STUDENT FOCUS GROUPS AND CURRICULAR REVIEW

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1993 APR; 21 (2): 154-159

19222

11982 ZINER AS

THEORY AND RESEARCH ACROSS THE SOCIOLOGY CURRICULUM - A GRAPHICAL APPROACH

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1994 JAN; 22 (1): 47-51

19223

12486 KEITH B, MOORE HA

TRAINING SOCIOLOGISTS - AN ASSESSMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION AND THE EMERGENCE OF CAREER ASPIRATIONS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 JUL; 23 (3): 199-214

19224

12487 LACKEY C

PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THEIR FUTURE - A SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE APPROACH TO TEACHING ABOUT LIFE IN COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 JUL; 23 (3): 269-273

19225

12556 MARTINEZ TA

WHERE POPULAR-CULTURE MEETS DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR - CLASSROOM EXPERIENCES WITH MUSIC

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 OCT; 23 (4): 413-418

19226

12557 ROSENBERG H

UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL DEVIANCE - CURRA,J

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1995 OCT; 23 (4): 423-424

19227

12857 Crawford I, SuarezBalcazar Y, Figert A, Nyden P, Reich J

The use of research participation for mentoring prospective minority graduate students

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1996 JUL; 24 (3): 256-263

19228

13436 Volk RW, Beeman M

Revisiting The Eye of the Storm: The subtleties of gender bias

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 1998 JAN; 26 (1): 38-48

19229

14187 Brezina T

Are deviants different from the rest of us? Using student accounts of academic cheating to explore a popular myth

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2000 JAN; 28 (1): 71-78

19230

14417 Edwards ME, Cordray S, Dorbolo J

Unintended benefits of distance-education technology for traditional classroom teaching

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2000 OCT; 28 (4): 386-391

Date / Author / Journal

19231

When religion becomes deviance: Introducing religion in deviance and social problems courses

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2001 APR; 29 (2): 134-152

19232

14661 Hedley M, Markowitz L

Avoiding moral dichotomies: Teaching controversial topics to resistant students

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2001 APR; 29 (2): 195-208

19233

14802 Rosenbloom SR, Fetner T

Sharing secrets slowly: Issues of classroom self-disclosure raised by student sex workers

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2001 OCT; 29 (4): 439-453

19234

15021 Benson DE, Haney W, Ore TE, Persell CH, Schulte A, et al.

Digital technologies and the scholarship of teaching and learning in sociology

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2002 APR; 30 (2): 140-157

101

19235

15322 Geertsen HR

Rethinking thinking about higher-level thinking

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2003 JAN; 31 (1): 1-19

19236

15735 Keith B, Ender MG

The sociological core: Conceptual patterns and idiosyncrasies in the structure and content of introductory sociology textbooks, 1940-2000

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2004 JAN; 32 (1): 19-36

107

19237

16202 Levy DP, Merenstein B

Working with stories: An active learning approach to theories of deviance

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2005 JAN; 33 (1): 66-73

19238

16391 Wooddell G, Henry J

The advantage of a focus on advantage: A note on teaching minority groups

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2005 JUL; 33 (3): 301-309

19239

16764 Leahey E

Transmitting tricks of the trade: Advisors and the development of research knowledge

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2006 APR; 34 (2): 93-110

19240

16765 Rafalovich A

Making sociology relevant: The assignment and application of breaching experiments

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2006 APR; 34 (2): 156-163

Date / Author / Journal

19241

Pressured into crime: An overview of general strain theory.

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2007 JUL; 35 (3): 295-297

19242

17581 DeCesare M

"Statistics anxiety" among sociology majors: A first diagnosis and some treatment options

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2007 OCT; 35 (4): 360-367

19243

18194 Halasz JR, Kaufman P

SOCIOLOGY AS PEDAGOGY: HOW IDEAS FROM THE DISCIPLINE CAN INFORM TEACHING AND LEARNING

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2008 OCT; 36 (4): 301-317

19244

18506 Kaufman P, Schoepflin T

LAST BUT NOT LEAST: THE PEDAGOGICAL INSIGHTS OF "INTELLECTUAL CRAFTSMANSHIP"

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2009 JAN; 37 (1): 20-30

19245

18914 Kebede A

PRACTICING SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION THROUGH WRITING SOCIOLOGICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2009 OCT; 37 (4): 353-368

19246

20097 Dagaz M, Harger B

Race, Gender, and Research: Implications for Teaching from Depictions of Professors in Popular Film, 1985- 2005

TEACHING SOCIOLOGY. 2011 JUL; 39 (3): 274-289

19247

15704 Winterton N

Science and sustainability: who knows best?

TECHNOLOGICAL CHOICES FOR SUSTAINABILITY. 2004; : 7-35

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6062 HILTZ SR

COMPUTER CONFERENCING - ASSESSING SOCIAL IMPACT OF A NEW COMMUNICATIONS MEDIUM

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1977; 10 (3): 225-238

19249

6879 RAUCH W

DECISION DELPHI

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1979; 15 (3): 159-169

19250

8426 SAHAL D

INVENTION, INNOVATION, AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1983; 23 (3): 213-235

Date / Author / Journal

19251

TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - OGBURN,WILLIAM,FIELDING REVISITED

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1983; 24 (3): 183-196

19252

9738 SHAW BT

TECHNOLOGY AND MILITARY CRITERIA - BROADENING THE THEORY OF INNOVATION

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1987 MAY; 31 (3): 239-256

19253

9819 JANSEN TB

ASSUMPTIONS OF FUTURES STUDIES - GUIDELINES FOR REFORMULATION OF TELEOLOGICAL DECISION-MAKING AS A RESEARCH PROBLEM

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1987 SEP; 32 (2): 203-224

19254

9884 DRESCH SP, JANSON KR

GIANTS, PYGMIES, AND THE SOCIAL COSTS OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH OR PRICE REVISITED

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1987 DEC; 32 (4): 323-340

19255

10114 SIMMONDS WHC

FUTURES RESEARCH - NEW STARTING POINTS

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1988 JUL; 33 (4): 377-387

19256

10682 DRESCH SP, JANSON KR

RECRUITMENT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT IN FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE - A GENERALIZATION OF THE GIANTS, PYGMIES MODEL

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1990 MAR; 37 (1): 39-58

19257

10838 PAUCHANT TC, MITROFF II

CRISIS MANAGEMENT - MANAGING PARADOX IN A CHAOTIC WORLD

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1990 SEP; 38 (2): 117-134

19258

13086 Smith MY, Stacey R

Governance and cooperative networks: An adaptive systems perspective

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 1997 JAN; 54 (1): 79-94

19259

15323 Tapio P

Disaggregative policy Delphi Using cluster analysis as a tool for systematic scenario formation

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2003 JAN; 70 (1): 83-101

19260

15921 Conceicao P, Heitor MV, Sirilli G, Wilson R

The "swing of the pendulum" from public to market support for science and technology: Is the US leading the way?

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2004 JUL; 71 (6): 553-578

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19261

17378 Hekkert MP, Suurs RAA, Negro SO, Kuhlmann S, Smits REHM

Functions of innovation systems: A new approach for analysing technological change

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2007 MAY; 74 (4): 413-432

19262

17582 Horta H, Veloso FM

Opening the box: Comparing EU and US scientific output by scientific field

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2007 OCT; 74 (8): 1334-1356

19263

17583 Liu TH, Hung SC, Chu YY

Environmental jolts, entrepreneurial actions and value creation: A case study of Trend Micro

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2007 OCT; 74 (8): 1432-1445

19264

19642 Martin BR

The origins of the concept of 'foresight' in science and technology: An insider's perspective

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2010 NOV; 77 (9): 1438-1447

19265

19831 de Haan J, Rotmans J

Patterns in transitions: Understanding complex chains of change

TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 2011 JAN; 78 (1): 90-102

19266

11955 DEBACKERE K, CLARYSSE B, WIJNBERG NM, RAPPA MA

SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY - A THEORY OF NETWORKS AND PARADIGMS

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 1994; 6 (1): 21-37

19267

12906 Cunningham S

Revolutionary change in the electronic publication of science

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 1996 SEP; 8 (3): 291-299

19268

15981 van der Vleuten E

Infrastructures and societal change. A view from the Large Technical Systems field

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2004 SEP; 16 (3): 395-414

19269

16796 Boden R, Cox D, Nedeva M

The appliance of science? New public management and strategic change

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2006 MAY; 18 (2): 125-141

19270

16882 Borup M, Brown N, Konrad K, Van Lente H

The sociology of expectations in science and technology

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2006 JUL-SEP; 18 (3-4): 285-298

Date / Author / Journal

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GCS

LCR

19271

17319 Gilsing VA, Lemmens CEAV, Duysters G

Strategic alliance networks and innovation: A deterministic and voluntaristic view combined

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2007 MAR; 19 (2): 227-249

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19272

18470 Lawrence P

Meeting the challenge of aviation emissions: an aircraft industry perspective

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS & STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. 2009; 21 (1): 79-92

19273

942 MULTHAUF RP

THE SCIENTIST AND THE IMPROVER OF TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1959; 1 (1): 38-47

19274

943 ALLEN FR

TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - CURRENT STATUS AND OUTLOOK

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1959; 1 (1): 48-59

19275

1266 HALL AR

ENGINEERING AND THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1961; 2 (4): 333-341

19276

1267 KERKER M

SCIENCE AND THE STEAM ENGINE

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1961; 2 (4): 381-390

19277

3844 GOODWIN J

CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY IN HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY (1969)

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1971; 12 (2): 269-327

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19278

4857 FERGUSON ES

TOWARD A DISCIPLINE OF HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1974; 15 (1): 13-30

19279

4858 HACKER BC

IDEA OF RENDEZVOUS - FROM SPACE STATION TO ORBITAL OPERATIONS IN SPACE-TRAVEL THOUGHT, 1895-1951

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1974; 15 (3): 373-388

19280

4859 KAPLAN N

SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS - MERTON,RK

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1974; 15 (4): 659-662

Date / Author / Journal

19281

TECHNOLOGY, SOCIETY, AND VALUES IN 20TH-CENTURY AMERICA - UCLA 1973 SUMMER SEMINAR

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1975; 16 (2): 182-188

19282

5259 TEBRAKE WH

AIR-POLLUTION AND FUEL CRISES IN PREINDUSTRIAL LONDON, 1250-1650

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1975; 16 (3): 337-359

120

19283

6063 HACKER BC

WEAPONS OF WEST - MILITARY TECHNOLOGY AND MODERNIZATION IN 19TH-CENTURY CHINA AND JAPAN

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1977; 18 (1): 43-55

19284

6880 HARRISON AP

SINGLE-CONTROL TUNING - ANALYSIS OF AN INNOVATION

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1979; 20 (2): 296-321

19285

8428 CONSTANT EW

SCIENTIFIC THEORY AND TECHNOLOGICAL TESTABILITY - SCIENCE, DYNAMOMETERS, AND WATER TURBINES IN THE 19TH- CENTURY

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1983; 24 (2): 183-198

19286

9989 FORES M

TRANSFORMATIONS AND THE MYTH OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE - MAGIC IN A WHITE COAT

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1988 JAN; 29 (1): 62-81

19287

10443 JAMISON A

TECHNOLOGYS THEORISTS - CONCEPTIONS OF INNOVATION IN RELATION TO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1989 JUL; 30 (3): 505-533

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19288

10718 JOERGES B

IMAGES OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIOLOGY - COMPUTER AS BUTTERFLY AND BAT

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1990 APR; 31 (2): 203-227

19289

11204 LONG PO

INVENTION, AUTHORSHIP, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AND THE ORIGIN OF PATENTS - NOTES TOWARD A CONCEPTUAL HISTORY

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1991 OCT; 32 (4): 846-884

208

19290

12209 HACKER BC

MILITARY INSTITUTIONS, WEAPONS, AND SOCIAL-CHANGE - TOWARD A NEW HISTORY OF MILITARY TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1994 OCT; 35 (4): 768-834

1394

Date / Author / Journal

19291

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND WAR

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1995 APR; 36 (2): S83-S99

19292

12558 Seely BE

SHOT, the history of technology, and engineering education

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 1995 OCT; 36 (4): 739-772

152

19293

14262 Ash EH

"A perfect and an absolute work" - Expertise, authority, and the rebuilding of Dover harbor, 1579-1583

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2000 APR; 41 (2): 239-268

19294

16883 Schatzberg E

Technik comes to America - Changing meanings of technology before 1930

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2006 JUL; 47 (3): 486-512

142

19295

16977 MacLeod C, Nuvolari A

The pitfalls of prosopography - Inventors in the Dictionary of National Biography

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2006 OCT; 47 (4): 757-776

19296

19971 Ferreiro LD

The Social History of the Bulbous Bow

TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE. 2011 APR; 52 (2): 335-359

136

19297

15705 Hertzog C, Light L

Mothedological issues in the assessment of technology use for older adults

TECHNOLOGY FOR ADAPTIVE AGING. 2004; : 93-127

117

19298

7264 WELLS WG

SCIENCE ADVICE AND THE PRESIDENCY - OVERVIEW FROM ROOSEVELT TO FORD

TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY. 1980; 2 (1-2): 191-220

19299

7265 BREWER GD

ON THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF INNOVATION

TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY. 1980; 2 (3): 337-363

19300

10954 DELAMOTHE JR, DUFOUR P

THE NEW GEOPOLITICS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY. 1991; 13 (1-2): 179-187

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