Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

1967 - 2025

Current editor(s): Barnett R. Parker

From Elsevier
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Testimony for the defense--a case for computers pp. 407-414: Alan L. Weiser
The use of Monte Carlo techniques for determining optimal size of substitute teacher pools in large urban school districts pp. 415-428: James E. Bruno
Evaluation of a power transmission system in Tunisia pp. 429-449: Dieter Weiss
Mathematical methods of optimization for multi-objective transportation systems pp. 451-467: Kailash C. Kapur
Inter-threshold resource planning for public higher educational systems pp. 469-485: Paul W. Hamelman

An operational manpower model for the nonwhite population in SMSA's pp. 315-330: Manuel Zymelman
A model for determining the input cost of university degrees pp. 331-340: A. A. Ewald and B. F. Kiker
The industrial training system pp. 341-364: Douglas Garbutt
A computer simulation approach to enrollment projection in higher education pp. 365-381: Allen Baisuck and William A. Wallace
The logic of health care facility planning pp. 383-393: George P. Schultz
Classification techniques in planning analysis pp. 395-405: Nirmala Devi Cherukupalle

The renewable resource planning problem with special reference to kashmir pp. 187-200: M. K. Muthoo
Some consistency models in educational planning pp. 201-206: Paul Alper
Social indicators in perspective pp. 207-216: Nake M. Kamrany and Alexander N. Christakis
Urban improvement programming models pp. 217-238: Darwin G. Stuart
The project concept in planning, programming and budgeting pp. 239-261: Roger L. Sisson, Thomas Jefferson, Charles I. Goldman and C. Brewin
Simulation in an urban system: the police emergency response system pp. 263-281: J. Surkis, G. Gordon and N. Hauser
Benefit-cost analysis of public programs for education and training pp. 283-289: Paul Feldman and Neil M. Singer
The structuring of health information system options: summary and assessment of methodology pp. 291-309: John A. Evans and Robert V. D. Campbell
The effect of road network on economic development: a comment [1] pp. 311-312: J. H. E. Johnson

Computation is not enough pp. 1-9: Britton Harris
Will it lay one more brick? pp. 11-16: I. D. Robbins and Allan Harvey
Confidentiality and identity pp. 17-25: Judith Moss
Systems analysis as a technique for solving social problems--a realistic overview pp. 27-32: Ida R. Hoos
Electronic voting system pp. 33-39: Rudy C. Stiefel
A computerized system for forming efficient election districts pp. 41-52: Eric Brodheim, Charles Wang and Ivo Herzer
Analysis and simulation of urban activity patterns pp. 53-66: George C. Hemmens
A computer-based method for incorporating risk/uncertainty into cost/utility analysis pp. 67-95: Gary J. Kopff
The simulated city: The use of second generation gaming in studying the urban system pp. 97-106: Peter House
Address coding to produce age-race data by city block for school planning pp. 107-118: Edward A. Ide
The use of computer graphics in the Hudson River Valley pp. 119-122: Bruce Howlett and Harold Schneider
The neighborhood early warning system-- design and development pp. 123-129: Joan E. Jacoby
An economic model for low-cost housing projects: Program and policy evaluation pp. 131-145: Robert P. O'Block
A simulation approach to air pollution abatement program planning pp. 147-159: Ellison S. Burton and William Sanjour
Computer utilization in the analysis and design of municipal incinerators pp. 161-186: Paul R. DeCicco and Henry F. Soehngen

Intraurban interactions, social structure, and urban government expenditures: A stochastic model pp. 279-290: Roy Bahl
Welfare indicators for public facility investments in urban renewal areas pp. 291-314: Philip H. Friedly
Stochastic analysis of a hospital's X-ray filing system--A case study pp. 315-328: R. G. Coyle
The air diffusion model as an urban planning tool pp. 329-349: Henry Herzog
Role of science and technology in advancing development of newly industrializing states pp. 351-383: Jack Baranson
Computer-based man-job matching: Current practice and applicable research pp. 385-409: George . Huber and Charles H. Falkner
The opportunity, gravity and thurstone models of individual choice pp. 411-419: Thomas A. Lambe

Optimal planning of an emergency ambulance service pp. 95-101: Colin E. Bell and David Allen
Using linear programming salary evaluation models in collective bargaining negotiations with teacher unions pp. 103-117: James Edward Bruno
The instability of the incremental capital-output ratio pp. 119-125: Nicholas V. Gianaris
School rezoning to achieve racial balance: A linear programming approach pp. 127-133: Leila B. Heckman and Howard M. Taylor
An optimal allocation of resources for the capital budgeting problem pp. 135-150: Joseph J. Moder and James J. Nickl
Towards educational responsiveness to society's needs: A tentative utility model pp. 151-157: Roger A. Kaufman, Robert E. Corrigan and Donald W. Johnson

A mathematical programming approach to school finance pp. 1-12: James Edward Bruno
Proposed policymaking scheme for the Knesset Committee for the Examination of the Structure of Elementary and Post-Elementary Education in Israel--an illustration of a policy analysis memorandum pp. 13-24: Yehezkel Dror
Towards aggregate models of educational systems pp. 25-36: Bani K. Sinha, Shiv K. Gupta and Roger L. Sisson
A community-action-program impact model pp. 37-63: Gilbert Kruschwitz, Alan Colker and Donald Lamb
A time-dependent intervening opportunity land use model pp. 65-73: Walter Helly
Design of school bus routes by computer pp. 75-85: Rita M. Newton and Warren H. Thomas
Activity analysis and regional development pp. 87-93: Pietro L. Fano