Technology in Society

2005 - 2024

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Volume 31, issue 4, 2009

Comparative technological road-mapping for renewable energy pp. 333-341

Kelly R. Cowan and Turgrul Daim

The politics of airplane production: The emergence of two technological frames in the competition between Boeing and Airbus pp. 342-349

Alexander Z. Ibsen

Underneath the glittering maze: Decorum and décolletage in high fashion, 1937–2004 pp. 350-355

F. David Mulcahy, Herbert Sherman and Jian xun Liang

Innovation in Polish industry: The cluster concept applied to clean coal technologies in Silesia pp. 356-364

Adam Smoliński and Magdalena Pichlak

The cultural barriers to renewable energy and energy efficiency in the United States pp. 365-373

Benjamin K. Sovacool

Embedding and networking: conceptualizing experience in a technosociety pp. 374-383

Adam Briggle and Carl Mitcham

Liberalization of the mobile telephony market in the Republic of Serbia pp. 384-398

Vladica Tintor, Vlade Milićević, Milan Janković and Jovan Radunović

The art and science of innovation systems inquiry: Applications to Sub-Saharan African agriculture pp. 399-405

David Spielman, Javier Ekboir and Kristin Davis

Keeping it to ourselves: Technology, privacy, and the loss of reserve pp. 406-413

Michelle G. Hough

A brief history of China's Y-10: Imitation versus innovation pp. 414-418

Zhenghong Chen

Volume 31, issue 3, 2009

Application capability of e-business and enterprise competitiveness: A case study of the iron and steel industry in China pp. 198-206

Jin-Nan Wu and Wei-Jun Zhong

Technological innovations and industry clustering in the bicycle industry in Taiwan pp. 207-217

Yu-Shan Chen, Ming-Ji James Lin, Ching-Hsun Chang and Fang-Mei Liu

Learning and assimilation vs. M&A and innovation: Japan at the crossroads pp. 218-231

Chihiro Watanabe, Jae-Ho Shin, Shinichi Akaike and Charla Griffy-Brown

Technology assessment for clean energy technologies: The case of the Pacific Northwest pp. 232-243

Tugrul Daim, Diane Yates, Yicheng Peng and Bertha Jimenez

Comparing domestic water heating technologies pp. 244-256

Chantelle M. Leidl and W. David Lubitz

The sustainability of applied technologies for water supply in developing countries pp. 257-262

Stefano Esposto

Classifying technology patents to identify trends: Applying a fuzzy-based clustering approach in the Turkish textile industry pp. 263-272

Türkay Dereli and Alptekin Durmuşoğlu

Information technology in Chile: How perceptions and use are related to age, gender, and social class pp. 273-286

José O. Maldifassi and Enrique C. Canessa

The under-representation of women in information technology and computing in the Middle East: A perspective from Jordan pp. 287-294

Laila Khreisat

Scripting possible futures of nanotechnologies: A methodology that enhances reflexivity pp. 295-304

Duncan den Boer, Arie Rip and Sylvia Speller

Profiles of Brazilian IS/IT professionals: Hierarchical and decision levels in an organization pp. 305-314

Maisa Mendonça Silva and Ana Paula Cabral Seixas Costa

Is patenting activity impeding the academic performance of South African University researchers? pp. 315-324

Louis Mitondo Lubango and Anastassios Pouris

New vistas for technology and risk assessment? The OECD Programme on Emerging Systemic Risks and beyond pp. 325-331

Tomas Hellström

Volume 31, issue 2, 2009

Information technology policy trends in the world pp. 125-132

Khadige Hassanlou, Mohammad Fathian, Peyman Akhavan and Ali Azari

Site-specific mobility and connection in Korea: bangs (rooms) between public and private spaces pp. 133-138

Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Marcus Foth and Greg Hearn

Competitive advantage in an industry cluster: The case of Dalian Software Park in China pp. 139-149

Weilin Zhao, Chihiro Watanabe and Charla Griffy-Brown

Responsible action and nuclear waste disposal pp. 150-157

Darrin Durant

Appropriate technology – A comprehensive approach for water and sanitation in the developing world pp. 158-167

Heather M. Murphy, Edward A. McBean and Khosrow Farahbakhsh

Access to ICT education for girls and women in rural South Africa: A case study pp. 168-175

Nomusa Dlodlo

Industrial innovation networks in Taiwan and China: A comparative analysis pp. 176-186

Hsin-Yu Shih and Pao-Long Chang

Forecasting the future of technology by analogy—An evaluation of two prominent cases from the 20th century pp. 187-195

Steven Schnaars

Volume 31, issue 1, 2009

From creativity to innovation pp. 1-8

Shahid Yusuf

Institutional structure of sustainable development in BRICs: Focusing on ICT utilization pp. 9-28

Xuening Yao, Chihiro Watanabe and Ying Li

Development and innovation in the IT industries of India and China pp. 29-41

Shiu-Wan Hung

Financial considerations and technology investment patterns in a network industry pp. 42-52

Sumit K Majumdar, Sujoy Chakravarty and Hsihui Chang

How the cell phone became the most important interactive communication medium in today's China pp. 53-55

Li, Yushi (Boni)

The impact of corporate social responsibility on financial performance: Evidence from business in Taiwan pp. 56-63

Chin-Huang Lin, Ho-Li Yang and Dian-Yan Liou

What we should know about knowledge-intensive business services pp. 64-72

Emmanuel Muller and David Doloreux

Disembodied knowledge flows among industrial clusters: A patent analysis of the Korean manufacturing sector pp. 73-84

Jongyong Park, Hakyeon Lee and Yongtae Park

Boundary crossing innovations: Case studies from the energy domain pp. 85-93

R.P.J.M. Raven and G.P.J. Verbong

Water desalting and the Middle East peace process pp. 94-99

Ralph Sanders

Telecommunications reform in Croatia pp. 100-110

Dubravko Sabolić

Once upon a time, there was a dying forest pp. 111-116

Heinz Horeis

Biotechnology and social learning: An empirical analysis of the Dutch Animal Biotechnology Act pp. 117-124

Albert Jacob Meijer and Frans W.A. Brom

Volume 30, issue 3, 2008

Paths to the future for science and technology in China, India and the United States pp. 211-233

J. Thomas Ratchford and William A. Blanpied

Awakening: Evolution of China's science and technology policies pp. 235-241

Jian Song

Science and technology policies: The case of India pp. 242-247

C.N.R. Rao

US science and technology: An uncoordinated system that seems to work pp. 248-263

Neal Lane

Engineering education and technology in a fast-developing China pp. 265-274

Kuangdi Xu

Knowledge and human resources: Educational policies, systems, and institutions in a changing India pp. 275-278

K. VijayRaghavan

American education systems in a global context pp. 279-291

Michael M. Crow and Mariko Silver

Basic research: Its impact on China's future pp. 293-298

Zuoyan Zhu and Xu Gong

Indian science, technology, and society: The changing landscape pp. 299-308

R.A. Mashelkar

The evolution of excellence: Policies, paradigms, and practices shaping US research and development pp. 309-318

Kathie L. Olsen, Neysa M. Call, Melissa A. Summers and Ann B. Carlson

The development of science and technology in China: A comparison with India and the United States pp. 319-329

Mu Rongping and Qu Wan

Science, technology and the economy: An Indian perspective pp. 330-338

Roddam Narasimha

Research and innovation in a networked world pp. 339-347

Philip Auerswald and Lewis M. Branscomb

National security challenges and competition: Defense and space R&D in the Chinese strategic context pp. 349-361

Andrew S. Erickson and Kathleen A. Walsh

National security challenges and competition for India: Defence and space R&D in a strategic context pp. 362-370

Amitav Mallik

National security challenges and competition: US defense and space R&D in a strategic context pp. 371-381

Robert J. Hermann

Considerations for infectious disease research and practice pp. 383-387

Margaret A. Hamburg

Frontiers of research and future directions in information and communication technology pp. 388-396

Angel G. Jordan

Scientists and 21st century science education pp. 397-400

Leon M. Lederman

Research on the frontiers of materials science: The impact of nanotechnology on new material development pp. 401-404

Mohan Manoharan

Globalization at the nano frontier: The future of nanotechnology policy in the United States, China, and India pp. 405-410

Evan S. Michelson

Microgravity and the human exploration of space technology challenges pp. 411-414

Simon Ostrach

Water technologies and the environment: Ramping up by scaling down pp. 415-422

Mark Schaefer

Autonomy, security, and inequality: China, India, the United States, and the globalization of science and technology pp. 423-428

Adam Segal

A comparison of institutional systems affecting software advancement in China and India: The role of outsourcing from Japan and the United States pp. 429-436

Weilin Zhao and Chihiro Watanabe

Innovation, change, and order: Reflections on science and technology in India, China, and the United States pp. 437-450

Rodney W. Nichols

Volume 30, issue 2, 2008

Combating global warming while enhancing the future pp. 111-121

Jordan J. Baruch

Governance of material transfer agreements pp. 122-128

Victor Rodriguez

Developing countries and innovation: Searching for a new analytical approach pp. 129-140

Smita Srinivas and Judith Sutz

Human resources for science and technology: Analyzing competitiveness using the analytic hierarchy process pp. 141-153

Ying-Chyi Chou, Ying-Ying Hsu and Hsin-Yi Yen

Social science and technology development: A case study of moving from observation to intervention pp. 154-162

Evie Katz and Fiona Solomon

Decision-making factors for effective industrial e-procurement pp. 163-169

Ya-wen Yu, Hsiao-Cheng Yu, Holly Itoga and Tyng-Ruu Lin

Medical technology transfer for sustainable development: A case study of intraocular lens replacement to correct cataracts pp. 170-183

Logan D.A. Williams

Redesigning the manual automobile tyre bead breaker pp. 184-193

D.A. Adetan, K.A. Oladejo and S.K. Fasogbon

Bring ‘Em back alive: Taming the Tasmanian tiger cloning project pp. 194-201

Amy Lynn Fletcher

Naming behavior and machine parts pp. 202-207

F. David Mulcahy, Yu-zhen Liu and Jian Xun Liang

Volume 30, issue 1, 2008

Decarbonization: Achieving near-total energy independence and near-total elimination of greenhouse emissions with available technologies pp. 1-16

Reuel Shinnar and Francesco Citro

A weakness in diffusion: US technology and science policy after World War II pp. 17-29

John A. Alic

Research Universities: Core of the US science and technology system pp. 30-48

Richard C. Atkinson and William A. Blanpied

Japanese and US perspectives on the National Innovation Ecosystem pp. 49-63

Kayano Fukuda and Chihiro Watanabe

Security and tolerable risk for hydrogen service stations pp. 64-70

Ingrid Schjølberg and Anne B. Østdahl

Science and mobility: Is physical location relevant? pp. 71-83

Iván De la Vega and Hebe Vessuri

Genomics in Cyprus: Challenging the social norms pp. 84-93

Zosia B. Bornik and Hadi Dowlatabadi

A system of innovation? pp. 94-103

Astrid Szogs and Lugano Wilson

Technology's role in the confusion of needs and wants pp. 104-109

Theodore John Rivers