Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

1967 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 2-4, 1969

Foreword pp. 103-103

David S. Stoller

Symposium theme: Operations analysis of education pp. 105-107

David S. Stoller

Can we model the educational process? pp. 109-119

Roger L. Sisson

Operations analysis--the promise and the pitfalls pp. 121-125

Francis Keppel

The systems approach to school administration: Some perceptions on the state of the art in 1967 pp. 127-133

Stephen J. Knezevich

Budget decision making in large public school systems pp. 135-140

James A. Kelly

Model for planning the location and size of urban schools pp. 141-153

Richard J. O'Brien

Some aspects of educational park planning pp. 155-166

Gordon A. Marker

The school as a social system: Indicators for change pp. 167-174

Max. G. Abbott

A budget model of a university pp. 175-178

Edward H. Bowman

Systems analysis and university planning pp. 179-199

Richard W. Judy

A prototype planning and resource allocation program for higher education pp. 201-215

Herman E. Koenig and Martin G. Keeney

Demand for education, and its estimation pp. 217-224

Werner Z. Hirsch

A model for manpower, employment, training and education pp. 225-250

William C. Morsch and Jeanne Griest

Towards a national educational planning model pp. 251-261

Gareth L. Williams

Systems analysis approach to research on German education pp. 263-268

Hans L. Freytag

A study of inter-relationships between education, manpower and economy pp. 269-295

Paul M. LeVasseur

An interdisciplinary research approach to manpower planning and development-an Israeli case study pp. 297-313

Arye Perlberg and Gil Shaal

How quantitative is education? pp. 315-321

Herbert Solomon

Laying the groundwork-an analysis of how to get started with operations analysis pp. 323-328

W. R. Dill

The computer imperative pp. 329-333

John G. Caffrey

Social indicators and social accounts pp. 335-346

Mancur Olson

Equality of educational opportunity, reexamined pp. 347-354

James S. Coleman

Scaling criterion of questionnaire items pp. 355-362

Albert E. Beaton

The development of a model for student achievement pp. 363-371

George W. Mayeske

Education of disadvantaged children pp. 373-380

Alice Rivlin and Joseph S. Wholey

Cost/effectiveness and cost/benefit analyses of educational programs pp. 381-387

Joseph Froomkin

Use of systems analysis and management systems in project planning and evaluation pp. 389-397

Desmond L. Cook

Design for an education system cost-effectiveness model pp. 399-415

Clark C. Abt

In quest of useful models for educational systems pp. 417-437

Richard M. Durstine

The psychological and social variables determining education pp. 439-454

Hector Correa

The dynamod model of student and teacher population growth pp. 455-464

Edward K. Zabrowski

What are the programs in planning, programming, budgeting? pp. 465-472

Charles J. Hitch

The generation of doctorates and their feedback into higher education pp. 473-486

Arnold Reisman and Martin I. Taft

Supply and demand of teachers in California pp. 487-501

Anton S. Morton

Efficient allocation of subsidies to college students pp. 503-512

Stephen A. Hoenack

Economic growth and the development of educational facilities--II pp. 513-515

Sumner N. Levine

General summary session pp. 517-520

Nicholas A. Fattu, Merrill M. Flood, Joseph A. Kershaw, David S. Stoller and Jerolyn R. Lyle

Volume 2, issue 1, 1968

Effect of road network on economic development pp. 1-14

Flemming Larsen

Programming of recreational land acquisition pp. 15-24

Robert C. Meier

Economics of higher education and educational planning -- a bibliography pp. 25-101

Klaus Hufner

Volume 1, issue 4, 1968

A benefit/cost model to evaluate educational programs pp. 443-460

Robert G. Spiegelman

Outline of economic planning for underdeveloped countries pp. 461-464

V Lewis Bassie

Mathematical analysis applied to school attendance areas pp. 465-475

Ernest Koenigsberg

A model of racially changing neighborhoods pp. 477-479

Sumner N. Levine

Public investment criteria and idle resources: A regional analysis pp. 481-497

Robert Haveman

Cooperation as a coordinating factor of national planning and local initiative pp. 499-513

H. Darin-Drabkin

Volume 1, issue 3, 1968

Preface pp. 201-201

Sumner N. Levine

Information systems in a New York urban observatory: Keynote address pp. 203-208

Emanuel S. Savas

Application of computers to the problems of urban society: Address by under secretary pp. 209-213

Robert C. Wood

Urban management information systems pp. 215-221

Edward F. R. Hearle

Computers and urban planning pp. 223-230

Britton Harris

Design of a planning model for an urban school district: The S.D. two simulation model pp. 231-242

Miguel Szekely, Martin Stankard and Roger Sisson

An assignment program to establish school attendance boundaries and forecast construction needs pp. 243-258

T. Ploughman, W. Darnton and W. Heuser

An operations research approach to racial desegregation of school systems pp. 259-272

S. Clarke and J. Surkis

Optimization of long-range municipal multiple-resource fiscal policies pp. 273-282

Charles B. Woodward

A model for allocating urban activities in a state pp. 283-295

T. R. Lakshmanan

Computers in urban planning pp. 297-308

W. K. Williams

Some concepts and techniques for constructing and using a geographically-oriented urban data base pp. 309-325

Sidney H. Brounstein

Urban data banks and the rights of the individual pp. 327-333

James W. Ramey

Computer applications in state planning pp. 335-344

Daniel W. Varin

Public transit planning system pp. 345-362

Robert B. Dial and Richard E. Bunyan

Mathematical simulation of the estuarine behavior and its applications pp. 363-378

J. M. Jeglic and G. D. Pence

Design of sanitary sewage collection system by electronic computer pp. 391-392

H. F. Soehngen and P. R. DeCicco

Simulation of an urban transportation transfer point pp. 405-414

F. DiCesare and J. C. Strauss

Digital computers in traffic control--the experience and the significance pp. 415-421

O. I. Bermant

Adapredictive air pollution control for the Los Angeles Basin pp. 423-440

E. A. Ulbrich

Volume 1, issue 2, 1967

Multivariate models of urban development pp. 101-116

Poul Ove Pedersen

Urbanization and national development: Some approaches to the dilemma pp. 117-142

Malcolm D. Rivkin

Research on achievement determinants in educational systems: A survey pp. 143-155

Jerolyn R. Lyle

Computers in urban air pollution control systems: Part A. planning for pollution abatement part B. monitoring, prediction, and control of air quality pp. 157-183

Emanuel S. Savas

The urban transportation planning process pp. 185-197

Ralph E. Schofer and Bernard M. Levin

Volume 1, issue 1, 1967

Editorial pp. 1-1

S. N. Levine

A mathematical theory of cost-effectiveness pp. 3-18

Herman Zabronsky

On some basic steps in the application of systems analysis to instruction pp. 19-26

Alexander M. Mood

Economic growth and the development of educational facilities: A systems analysis pp. 27-32

Sumner N. Levine

Traffic generation pp. 33-42

P. H. Bendtsen

On the optimal use of airports in Washington, D.C pp. 43-49

Paul Feldman

Project WIN. An on-line, real time management information system, Department of Welfare, New York city pp. 51-61

Nachman Bench and Sigmund G. Ginsburg

Design as catalyst pp. 63-69

Serge Chermayeff

Model of San Francisco housing market pp. 71-95

Harry B. Wolfe