Simulation & Gaming

2000 - 2025

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The Design and Evolution of a Simulation/Game for Teaching Information Systems Development pp. 445-463: Andrew Martin
Mapping Market Entry in the Classroom: The Market Access Planning System (MAPS) pp. 464-478: Michel Mitri, Grigorios N. Karimalis, Hugh Cannon and Attila Yaprak
Experimenting with a Nonlinear Dynamic Model of Juvenile Criminal Behavior pp. 479-490: Cor van Dijkum and Hans Landsheer
Cross-Cultural Considerations for Simulation-Based Learning Environments pp. 491-508: Konrad Morgan
A Review of Policy Exercise Interactive Learning Environments pp. 509-527: Shigehisa Tsuchiya and Tomoaki Tsuchiya
System Dynamics and Interactive Learning Environments: Lessons Learned and Implications for the Future pp. 528-535: J. Michael Spector
Research Note: Group Decision Making Using Knowledge-Based Systemsâ€” An Experimental Study pp. 536-544: Subhasish Dasgupta, Michael Chanin and Anthony Ioannidis
Simulations/Gaming Conferences, Summer 2000: ISAGA and SAGSET pp. 545-552: Elyssebeth Leigh
Association News & Notes pp. 553-559: N/a
Index to Simulation & Gaming pp. 560-563: N/a

Effects of Time Scale Focus on System Understanding in Decision Support Systems pp. 309-330: David N. Ford and Dalton E. M. McCormack
A Dynamic Simulation Game (UNIGAME) for Strategic University Management pp. 331-358: Yaman Barlas and Vedat GÃ¼Ã§lÃ¼ Diker
Group Model Building: A Decision Room Approach pp. 359-379: EtiÃ«nne A.J.A. Rouwette, Jac A. M. Vennix and CÃ©cile M. Thijssen
Learning as Acquisition and Learning as Interaction pp. 380-406: Jan H. G. Klabbers
The Restaurant Game pp. 407-416: Dallas Brozik and Alina Zapalska
Freelance Facilitators pp. 417-421: Sivasailam Thiagarajan
Simulation/Game Reviews pp. 422-425: John C. Schafer
Simulation/Game Reviews pp. 426-428: Albert D. Widman
Association News & Notes pp. 429-434: N/a

Editorial: System Dynamics Symposium and Welcome SIETAR-USA pp. 149-151: David Crookall
Using simulations on materials development courses pp. 152-168: Brian Tomlinson and Hitomi Masuhara
Guest editorial: System dynamics and interactive learning environments in simulation and gaming pp. 169-169: PÃ¥l I. Davidsen, J. Spector and Konrad Morgan
Issues in the Design and Use of System-Dynamics-Based Interactive Learning Environments pp. 170-177: PÃ¥l I. Davidsen
Designing Educational Support in System-Dynamics-Based Interactive Learning Environments pp. 178-196: Stephen Alessi
Commercial and financial policies in family firms: The Small Business Growth Management Flight Simulator pp. 197-229: Carmine Bianchi and Enzo Bivona
Transparent-Box Business Simulators: An Aid to Manage the Complexity of Organizations pp. 230-239: JosÃ© A. D. Machuca
SITMECOM 1.0 PC pp. 240-256: MarÃa del Mar GonzÃ¡lez Zamora, JosÃ© A. D. Machuca and JosÃ© Carlos Ruiz del Castillo
Enhancing Learning Capabilities by Providing Transparency in Business Simulators pp. 257-278: Andreas GrÃ¶ÃŸler, Frank H. Maier and Peter M. Milling
International Trade Conference pp. 279-287: Ruth B. McKay
Simulation/Game Reviews pp. 288-289: Joanne Mowat
Simulation/Game Reviews pp. 290-292: Kazem Darbandi
Association News & Notes pp. 293-298: N/a

Editorial: Thirty years of Interdisciplinarity pp. 5-21: David Crookall
Improving Studentsâ€™ Self-Efficacy in Strategic Management: The Relative Impact of Cases and Simulations pp. 22-41: George H. Tompson and Parshotam Dass
My Experiences with Simulation/Gamingâ€” 5 Years Further Down the Road pp. 42-47: John F. Affisco
Simulation of the Perfect Simulation? pp. 48-49: Witold T. Bielecki
Global Modeling: Origins, Assessment, and Alternative Futures pp. 50-73: Richard W. Chadwick
Batting.333, or, 10 Years Out of 30 Ainâ€™t Bad pp. 74-78: Pierre Corbeil
A Personal Perspective on the Evolution of Gaming pp. 79-85: Richard D. Duke
From ISAGA â€™94 to AILA â€™99 pp. 86-92: Gene B. Halleck
Simulation/Gaming in a Postmodern World pp. 93-99: Hubert Law-Yone
One in the Eye is Worth Two in the Ear! pp. 100-107: Paul Pedersen
Written Debriefing: The Next Vital Step in Learning with Simulations pp. 108-118: Charles F. Petranek
Learning Sustainable Development with a New Simulation Game pp. 119-126: Maruja Torres and Joseli Macedo
Anticipating the Unexpected (and the Expected!): Report on the 1999 ISAGA Conference pp. 127-129: Beverly Rising
Simulation/Game Review pp. 130-132: Pierre Corbeil
Association News & Notes pp. 133-138: N/a
Second International Conference Simulation, Gaming, Training, and Business Process Reengineering in Operations Research pp. 139-139: N/a