AI & Society, Volume 8, 1994

Volume 8, Number 1, 1994

• Colin Beardon: Computers, Postmodernism and the Culture of the Artificial. 1-16 BibTeX
• Jarmo J. Ahonen: On Qualitative Modelling. 17-28 BibTeX
• Harold W. Thimbleby: Designing User Interfaces for Problem Solving, with Application to Hypertext and Creative Writing. 29-44 BibTeX

• Gustaf Östberg: What Goes on When a Designer Thinks? 45-59 BibTeX
• Chris Boyne: Notes Towards aDefinition of Human-Centred Computing. 60-70 BibTeX
• Georges Thill: The Relevance of Association Networks for/in a Sustainable Information and Communication Society. 70-77 BibTeX
• Irma Alm: Simulating Human Cognition: A Ghost Story. 78-84 BibTeX
• Giorgio Sacchi: Social Logics and Expert Systems. 84-87 BibTeX

Volume 8, Number 2, 1994

• Anders Joest Hingel: Community Cohesion by all Means - The Role of the European Communities. 97-106 BibTeX
• Patrick Cohendet, Patrick Llerena: European Diversity in Science and Technology. 107-122 BibTeX
• Emilio Fontela: The Future of European Cohesion. 123-130 BibTeX
• Michel Quéré: Economic Cohesion and Innovation Systems in Europe. 131-141 BibTeX
• G. Colletis, K. Colletis-Wahl, B. Reverdy: Triangulation or Bipolarization: Which Mode of Cooperation Towards Stronger Cohesion in Europe? 142-150 BibTeX
• Hans Von Zon: The Lack of Cohesion as the Crucial Problem for Post-Socialist Societies. 151-163 BibTeX
• Lars Fuglsang: The Baltic Region as an Industrial Estate: An Instituaonalist Critique. 164-185 BibTeX
• Bruno Amoroso, Sergio Gomez y Paloma: Globalization and Regional Scenarios: EU and Mediterranean from Marginalization to Co-Development. 186-196 BibTeX

Volume 8, Number 3, 1994

• György Széll: The Prospects of Labour-Oriented Science and Research in the Nineties. 197-206 BibTeX
• Fritz Böhle: Relevance of Experience-Based Work in Modern Processes. 207-215 BibTeX
• Ulrich Pekruhl: Three Dimensions of Group Work: Cooperation, Participation and Autonomy at German Workplaces. 216-234 BibTeX
• Volker Telljohann: The Role of Labour-Oriented Research for Social Shaping of Work and Technology within the European Union. 235-244 BibTeX
• Thoralf Ulrick Qvale: The Role of Research for the Social Shaping of New Technologies: Designing a Research Strategy. 245-269 BibTeX

• Francesco Garibaldo: What Does Teamworking Mean? - A Session Report, European Conference on the Role of Research for the Social Shaping of New Technologies. 270-273 BibTeX
• Fiorenza Belussi: Summary of Workshop on: Human-Centered Shaping of New Technologies and Social Innovation of Learning. 274-282 BibTeX
• Oscar Marchisio: Mobility as a Product. 282-285 BibTeX
• Daniele Linhart: Managerial Innovations: Some Main Tendencies. 285-291 BibTeX
• Bernd Hofmaier: Workplace Development in Sweden: Some Preliminary Findings from the Work Life Fund. 291-298 BibTeX
• Emilio Rebecchi: Difficulties and Potentialities of Group Work. 298-303 BibTeX

Volume 8, Number 4, 1994

• Seán Ó Nualláin: Some Consequences of Current Scientific Treatments of Consciousness and Selfhood. 305-314 BibTeX
• Amir S. Tabandeh: Characterising Artificial Intelligence Technology for International Transfer. 315-325 BibTeX
• Niki Pantelli: Understanding Computer-Based ``Informated'' Environments. 326-340 BibTeX
• Z. Chen: Knowledge Discovery and System-User Partnership: On a Production ``Adversarial Partnership'' Approach. 314-356 BibTeX

• Joseph S. Fulda: Implications of a Logical Paradox for Computer-Dispensed Justice. 357-359 BibTeX
• Jay Liebowitz, Janet Liebowitz, Jason Liebowitz, Kenny Liebowitz: Intelligent Systems at Home in 2000. 359-363 BibTeX
• Giorgio Marchetti: A Mind Theory for the Human-Centredness Paradigm. 363-376 BibTeX