Technology in Society

2005 - 2024

Current editor(s): Charla Griffy-Brown

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Assessing the science–society relation: The case of the US National Science Foundation's second merit review criterion pp. 437-451: J. Britt Holbrook
Technology strategy and sustained growth: Poland in the European Union pp. 453-470: Bernard Arogyaswamy and Waldemar Koziol
The idiosyncrasy and dynamism of technological innovation across industries: patent citation analysis pp. 471-485: Yongtae Park, Byungun Yoon and Sungjoo Lee
Privatization and technological capability development in the telecommunications sector: a case study of Sri Lanka Telecom pp. 487-516: Dhammika Abeysinghe and H. Paul
Telecommunications reform: Resolving performance problems in Indonesia pp. 517-529: Rudi Lumanto and Toshio Kosuge
The catalytic nature of science: Implications for scientific problem solving in the 21st century pp. 531-549: Kathryn W. Jablokow
An introduction to the metaphysics of technology pp. 551-574: Theodore John Rivers
Some names concerning bearings: Hardware and dry goods pp. 575-581: F. David Mulcahy and Yu-zhen Liu

Understanding technologies of terror pp. 263-285: Victoria Sutton and D. Allan Bromley
Urban security in the United States: An overview pp. 287-293: George Bugliarello
Science, technology and international relations pp. 295-313: Charles Weiss
Safety of compressed hydrogen fuel tanks: Leakage from stationary vehicles pp. 315-320: Vivek P. Utgikar and Todd Thiesen
Lessons learned from the Ethical, Legal and Social Implications program (ELSI): Planning societal implications research for the National Nanotechnology Program pp. 321-328: Erik Fisher
Nanotechnology: Awareness and societal concerns pp. 329-345: Tanya Sheetz, Jorge Vidal, Thomas D. Pearson and Karen Lozano
Which standards' characteristics increase system flexibility? Comparing ICT and batch processing infrastructures pp. 347-362: Tineke M. Egyedi and Zofia Verwater-Lukszo
Co-evolution of technology and society: The transition in water supply and personal hygiene in the Netherlands (1850–1930)—a case study in multi-level perspective pp. 363-397: Frank Geels
Liberalization policy over foreign direct investment and the promotion of local firms development in Indonesia pp. 399-411: Mohamad S. Iman and Akiya Nagata
A new strategy for harnessing knowledge management in e-commerce pp. 413-435: Stephen A. Oppong, David C. Yen and Jeffrey W. Merhout

Engineering education for a post-industrial world pp. 123-132: James Wei
Regional innovation systems: Current discourse and unresolved issues pp. 133-153: David Doloreux and Saeed Parto
From science to commerce: the evolution of space development policy and technology accumulation in India pp. 155-179: Angathevar Baskaran
Defense technology in society: Lessons from large arms importers pp. 181-197: Chiou-Guey Jan
The TFT–LCD industry in Taiwan: competitive advantages and future developments pp. 199-215: Shih-Chi Chang
The ‘New Economy’ and efficiency in food market system: A complement or a battleground between economic classes? pp. 217-228: Gerald Schluter and Chinkook Lee
The politics of innovation: Self-service on the Amsterdam trams pp. 229-241: Roel Nahuis
The expansion of hotspots in Belgium pp. 243-250: Pascale Vandepeutte
The good life in a technological world: Focal things and practices in the West and in Japan pp. 251-259: Topi Heikkerö

School mathematics in work and life: what we know and how we can learn more pp. 1-22: Julie Gainsburg
Moving the nanoscience and technology (NST) debate forwards: short-term impacts, long-term uncertainty and the social constitution pp. 23-38: Alexander Arnall and Douglass Parr
Vaccine innovations in an age of uncertainty: BCG in France pp. 39-53: Tzung-wen Chen
Technology standards development, patent ambush, and US antitrust policy pp. 55-67: Thomas A. Hemphill
The future of the mobile phone Internet: an analysis of technological trajectories and lead users in the Japanese market pp. 69-83: Jeffrey L. Funk
Diffusing wireless applications in a mobile world pp. 85-104: Andrew Grantham and George Tsekouras
China's telecommunication market for international investors: opportunities, challenges, and strategies pp. 105-121: Jane Chang, Xiang Fang and David C. Yen