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Volume 34, issue 4, 2003

Editorial: The Art and Science of Design pp. 485-485

David Crookall

Guest Editorial:The Art and Science of Design pp. 487-487

Jan H. G. Klabbers

Simulation and Gaming:Introduction to the Art and Science of Design pp. 488-494

Jan H. G. Klabbers

Creating Effective Learning Environments and Learning Organizations through Gaming Simulation Design pp. 495-511

Willy C. Kriz

Designing Management Education:Practice What You Teach pp. 512-530

A. Georges L. Romme and Roger Putzel

Simulation Gaming for Organizational Development pp. 531-549

Virpi Ruohomäki

A Case Study in the Design of Interactive Narrative: The Subversion of the Interface pp. 550-568

Jim Bizzocchi and Robert F. Woodbury

Gaming and Simulation: Principles of a Science of Design pp. 569-591

Jan H. G. Klabbers

ISAGA 2002: Interactive Learning through Gaming and Simulation pp. 592-597

Laraine Spindler and Marleen vandeWestelaken

Association News & Notes pp. 598-600

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Volume 34, issue 3, 2003

Editorial: Keynote Papers and Asia Symposium pp. 317-318

David Crookall

Terrorism & Game Theory pp. 319-337

Todd Sandler and Daniel Arce

Guest Editorial: Asian Experience in Simulation/Gaming pp. 339-341

Yeo Gee Kin and David Crookall

Constructing a Common Representation of Local Institutions and Land Use Systems through Simulation-Gaming and Multiagent Modeling in Rural Areas of Northern Vietnam: The SAMBA-Week Methodology pp. 342-357

Stanislas Boissau and Jean-Christophe Castella

Use of Business Simulation Games in Hong Kong pp. 358-366

Jimmy Chang

Business Simulation Games: The Hong Kong Experience pp. 367-376

Jimmy Chang, Mary Lee, Kwan-ling Ng and Ka-Leung Moon

Introducing a Computer Simulation in China pp. 377-386

Robert W. Hornaday

Middle Managers Score Fewer Goals and Make more Fouls: Findings from a Computerized Top Management Simulation pp. 387-408

Unnikrishnan K. Nair

Articulating Developmental Problems for Policy Intervention: A System Dynamics Modeling Approach pp. 409-436

Khalid Saeed

Game Development Toolkit for Business People in Japan pp. 437-446

Hiroaki Shirai, Motonari Tanabu, Takao Terano, Yasushi Kuno, Hisatoshi Suzuki and Kazuhiko Tsuda

Reconciling Design Issues and Values in Simulations pp. 447-456

Laraine Spindler and Elyssebeth Leigh

Computer-Based Performance Simulation for Building Design and Evaluation: The Singapore Perspective pp. 457-477

Wong Nyuk Hien, Lam Khee Poh and Henry Feriadi

ABSEL News & Notes pp. 478-478

Khushwant K. Pittenger

ISAGA News & Notes pp. 479-479

David Crookall

NASAGA News & Notes pp. 479-480

Richard L. Dukes

SAGSAGA News & Notes pp. 480-480

Monika Helmreich

Volume 34, issue 2, 2003

Editorial: International Relations and Simulation/Gaming pp. 185-185

David Crookall

A Hermeneutical Approach to External Validation of Simulation Models pp. 186-197

Andrew Hale Feinstein and Hugh M. Cannon

Becoming Congress: A Longitudinal Study of the Civic Engagement Implications of a Classroom Simulation pp. 198-219

Jeffrey L. Bernstein and Deborah S. Meizlish

Guest Editorial: International Relations and Simulation pp. 221-225

David Crookall

Negotiating from Mars to Venus: Gender in Simulated International Negotiations pp. 226-248

Natalie B. Florea, Mark A. Boyer, Scott W. Brown, Michael J. Butler, Magnolia Hernandez, Kimberly Weir, Lin Meng, Paula R. Johnson, Clarisse Lima and Hayley J. Mayall

Validating Simulation-Based Models of Conflict pp. 249-280

Dennis J. D. Sandole

The Cyprus Crisis pp. 281-291

Stephen M. Shellman and Kürşad Turan

Calder Connections pp. 292-297

Sandra M. Fowler

The Power Politics Game pp. 298-305

David A. Reilly

Review pp. 306-307

Nimet Beriker

Volume 34, issue 1, 2003

Pierre Corbeil CEGEP de Drummondville & FPC, Québec, Canada pp. 4-4

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Editorial: Internet-mediated simulation and gaming; SAGSAGA; thanks pp. 5-6

David Crookall

Guest editorial: Internet-mediated simulation and gaming pp. 8-9

Subhasish Dasgupta

Synthesizing experiences: Lessons to be learned from Internet-mediated simulation games pp. 10-22

Tasia Asakawa and Nigel Gilbert

Adding value to simulation/games through Internet mediation: The medium and the message pp. 23-38

Andrew Martin

Web-based discrete event simulation models: Current states and possible futures pp. 39-53

Jasna Kuljis and Ray J. Paul

The role of controlled and dynamic process environments in group decision making: An exploratory study pp. 54-68

Subhasish Dasgupta

Problems in simulating social reality: Observations on a MUD construction pp. 69-88

Holin Lin and Chuen-Tsai Sun

KM QUEST: A collaborative Internet-based simulation game pp. 89-111

Henny Leemkuil, Ton de Jong, Robert de Hoog and Noor Christoph

Creating a Web-based simulation gaming exercise using PERL and JavaScript pp. 112-130

Sharma Pillutla

Applying constructivist approach to educational business games: Case REALGAME pp. 131-149

Timo Lainema and Pekka Makkonen

The effects of interdisciplinary instruction on simulation performance pp. 150-163

Robert A. Clark, Kathy A. Paulson Gjerde and Deborah Skinner

IN THE HIVE: A game on internal communications inspired by nature pp. 164-166

Pierre Corbeil

Simulation/Game review: REDUNDANCÃ A: A Foreign Language Simulation. D.H. Saphiere, (1995). Conifer, CO: Nipporica Associates (8425 Cherokee Lane, Leawood, KS 66206, USA) pp. 167-169

Diane B. Stoy