Simulation & Gaming

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Volume 36, issue 4, 2005

Editorial: Video games: Issues in research and learning, Part 1 pp. 437-439

David Crookall

Paul Greenlaw: A tribute pp. 440-440

Bill Biggs and Tony Faria

Guest editorial: Video games: Issues in research and learning pp. 442-446

David Myers

Bridging the methodological divide in game research pp. 447-463

Dmitri Williams

Contexts, gaming pleasures, and gendered preferences pp. 464-482

Diane Carr

Endogenous fantasy and learning in digital games pp. 483-498

M. P. J. Habgood, S. E. Ainsworth and S. Benford

The GOOD-BYE TO DENGUE GAME pp. 499-517

Jeffrey L. Lennon and David W. Coombs

Video game play in British and Japanese adolescents pp. 518-530

John Colwell and Makiko Kato

Review: SKYLINE TECHNOLOGY pp. 531-535

Jim Shields

Association news & notes pp. 536-541

Hugh M. Cannon, Thomas Eberle, Fumitoshi Kato, Richard L. Dukes, Thomas Eberle and Margaret D. Pusch

Index to Simulation & Gaming pp. 542-545

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Volume 36, issue 3, 2005

In memoriam: Isabelle Attali and sons Ugo and Tom pp. 301-302

David Crookall

Philosophical foundations of computer simulation validation pp. 303-329

Esther E. Klein and Paul J. Herskovitz

Experiential learning in teams pp. 330-354

Anna B. Kayes, D. Christopher Kayes and David A. Kolb

Developing teams using the Kolb Team Learning Experience pp. 355-363

Anna B. Kayes, D. Christopher Kayes and David A. Kolb

Enhancing environmental awareness: Ecological and economic effects of food consumption pp. 364-382

Ralf Hansmann, Roland W. Scholz, Carl-Johan A. C. Francke and Martin Weymann

Teaching business ethics: Integrity pp. 383-387

Richard D. Teach, Sandra L. Christensen and Robert G. Schwartz

Changing mental models: Business simulation exercises pp. 388-403

Christopher M. Scherpereel

Bernie Keys: A tribute pp. 404-406

Bill Biggs and Tony Faria

Ready-to-use-simulation: THE SLIPPERY SLOPE© pp. 407-416

Richard D. Teach, Sandra L. Christensen and Robert G. Schwartz

Association news & notes pp. 417-429

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Volume 36, issue 2, 2005

Editorial: Business simulation, experiential exercises, and economic process models pp. 165-165

David Crookall

A double auction market: Teaching, experiment, and theory pp. 166-182

Martin Shubik

Guest editorial: Design and use of business simulation and experiential exercises: ABSEL Best Papers and tribute to Bernie Keys pp. 184-187

A. J. Faria and Hugh M. Cannon

The role of company reputation in business simulations pp. 188-202

Hugh M. Cannon and Manfred Schwaiger

System-dynamics-based modeling of business simulation algorithms pp. 203-218

Steven Gold

An algorithm for incorporating company reputation into business simulations: Variations on the Gold standard pp. 219-237

Hugh M. Cannon and Manfred Schwaiger

The Tobin q as a business game performance indicator pp. 238-249

Joseph Wolfe and Antonio Carlos Aidar Sauaia

Integrating the business curriculum with a comprehensive case study: A prototype pp. 250-258

Peter M. Markulis, Harry Howe and Daniel R. Strang

Validating business gaming: Business game conformity with PIMS findings pp. 259-273

A. J. Faria and William J. Wellington

Ready-to-use-simulation: THE HIDDEN COSTS OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER pp. 274-281

Andrew N. Garman, Josie Corbett, Jane Grady and Julie Benesh

Association news & notes pp. 282-291

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Volume 36, issue 1, 2005

Editorial: Utilities deregulation and bio-econ rationality pp. 5-8

David Crookall

In the long run: Biological versus economic rationality pp. 9-26

Warren Thorngate and Mahin Tavakoli

Symposium: Utilities deregulation and simulation pp. 27-27

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Guest editorial: Utilities deregulation and simulation pp. 28-29

Igor Mayer and Ivo Wenzler

Deregulation of utility industries and roles of simulation pp. 30-44

Ivo Wenzler, Wouter Jan Kleinlugtenbelt and Igor Mayer

Using gaming simulation to understand deregulation dynamics pp. 45-57

George Backus and Jeff Amlin

The INFRASTRATEGO game: An evaluation of strategic behavior and regulatory regimes in a liberalizing electricity market pp. 58-74

Martijn Kuit, Igor S. Mayer and Martin de Jong

Development of an asset management strategy for a network utility company: Lessons from a dynamic business simulation approach pp. 75-90

Ivo Wenzler

A simulated consulting project with a deregulating utility company pp. 91-113

Nathan D. Bos and Michael D. Gordon

Utility deregulation and business ethics: More openness through gaming/simulation pp. 114-133

Shigehisa Tsuchiya

Ready-to-use simulation pp. 134-145

Narendar Sumukadas, James W. Fairfield-Sonn and Sandra Morgan

Review: LEADING EDGE PAPER PRODUCTS pp. 146-149

Deborah Brooks Pettry

Association news & notes pp. 150-151

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ISAGA Conference 2005 pp. 156-157

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SIETAR Europa Conference 2005 pp. 158-158

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Volume 35, issue 4, 2004

Editorial: Emotions; thanks and welcome pp. 453-453

David Crookall

Fear of emotions pp. 454-460

Ken Jones

Experiential learning: Introducing faculty and staff to a university leadership development program pp. 461-475

Martin J. Hornyak and Diana Page

Cross-cultural simulation to advance student inquiry pp. 476-487

Sue Inglis, Sheila Sammon, Christopher Justice, Carl Cuneo, Stefania Miller, James Rice, Dale Roy and Wayne Warry

Developing a problem-based learning simulation: An economics unit on trade pp. 488-498

Nan L. Maxwell, John R. Mergendoller and Yolanda Bellisimo

Simulating Daniel Bernoulli’s St. Petersburg game: Theoretical and empirical consistency pp. 499-504

Robert Vivian

The TAKEOVER TRIO pp. 505-516

Pieter W. G. Bots and Gert Jan Hofstede

The Power of Process Improvement pp. 517-524

James W. Fairfield-Sonn, Sandra Morgan and Narendar Sumukadas

Mike’s Bikes: Solo Mike Version pp. 525-527

Douglas Carrie and Peter Smith

Mike’s Bikes: Net Mike Version pp. 527-529

Peter Smith and Douglas Carrie

La Cultura En Juego pp. 529-532

Frances Watts

The Search for the Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine: A Simulation on Team Effectiveness pp. 532-535

Randy Hollandsworth

Association news & notes pp. 536-543

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ISAGA05 pp. 544-544

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Index to Simulation & Gaming Volume 35 pp. 545-548

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Volume 35, issue 3, 2004

Editorial: Thank you, Barbara pp. 325-339

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Editorial: Simulating Risk and Crisis pp. 340-343

David Crookall

Symposium: Simulating Risk and Crisis pp. 344-344

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Guest Editorial: Simulating Risk and Crisis pp. 345-346

Edward P. Borodzicz

For Whom the Bell Tolls: Imagining Accidents and the Development of Crisis Simulation in Organizations pp. 347-362

Denis Smith

Simulation-Supported Live Training for Emergency Response in Hazardous Environments pp. 363-377

Johan Jenvald and Magnus Morin

Crisis Simulations: Exploring Tomorrow’s Vulnerabilities and Threats pp. 378-393

Arjen Boin, Celesta Kofman-Bos and Werner Overdijk

MS ANTWERPEN: Emergency Management Training for Low-Risk Environments pp. 394-413

Stefan Strohschneider and Jürgen Gerdes

The Missing Ingredient is the Value of Flexibility pp. 414-426

Edward P. Borodzicz

Perceptions of the Value of Microworld Simulation: Research Note pp. 427-436

A. Georges L. Romme

Association News & Notes pp. 437-444

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Letter to the Editor pp. 445-446

David Crookall

Volume 35, issue 2, 2004

Editorial: Experience and Business Gaming; Thank You Bill, Welcome Tony pp. 169-171

David Crookall

Guest Editorial: The Experiential Method and the Business Gaming Field pp. 173-177

Joseph Wolfe

A Survey of Simulation Game Users, Former-Users, and Never-Users pp. 178-207

Anthony J. Faria and William J. Wellington

Today’s Business Simulation Industry pp. 208-241

Gary J. Summers

The Architecture of Computerized Business Gaming Simulations pp. 242-269

Precha Thavikulwat

A Review of Scholarship on Assessing Experiential Learning Effectiveness pp. 270-293

Jerry Gosen and John Washbush

The ABSEL Classicos Initiative pp. 294-307

Hugh M. Cannon and J. Alexander Smith

Association News & Notes pp. 308-317

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Volume 35, issue 1, 2004

The Tournament Concept in Assessment pp. 5-28

Precha Thavikulwat and Sharma Pillutla

A Building Block Approach to Simulation: An Evaluation Using Containers Adrift pp. 29-52

Igor S. Mayer, Wieke Bockstael-Blok and Edwin C. Valentin

Simulations and Games as Chaordic Learning Contexts pp. 53-69

Elyssebeth Leigh and Laraine Spindler

A Simple Classification Model for Debriefing Simulation Games pp. 70-84

Vincent A. M. Peters and Geert A. N. Vissers

The Making of a Gaming-Simulation Course: A Personal Tale pp. 85-93

James J. Kirk

Tinsel Town: A Top Management Simulation Involving Distributed Expertise pp. 94-134

Dennis J. Devine, Jennifer K. Habig, Kathryn E. Martin, Jennifer P. Bott and Allison L. Grayson

Review pp. 135-140

Kurt Squire

Association News & Notes pp. 141-162

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