Technological Forecasting and Social Change

The International Symposium on Forecasting 2001
pp. 441-442(2)

What can past technology forecasts tell us about the future?
pp. 443-464(22)
Author: Albright R.E.

Further examination of Moore's law with data envelopment analysis
pp. 465-477(13)
Authors: Anderson T.; Fare R.; Grosskopf S.; Inman L.; Song X.

The PROTEUS Project - Scenario-based planning in a unique organization
pp. 479-484(6)
Author: Krause P.H.

Leveraging technology foresight to create temporal advantage
pp. 485-494(10)
Author: Peterson J.W.

Automated extraction and visualization of information for technological intelligence and forecasting
pp. 495-506(12)
Authors: Zhu D.; Porter A.L.

FROM MY PERSPECTIVE - Utopia - an obsolete concept
pp. 507-509(3)
Author: Coates J.F.

FROM MY PERSPECTIVE - Avoiding ''The Big Mistake'' in forecasting technology adoption
pp. 511-518(8)
Author: Koomey¹ J.G.

Proteus: Insights from 2020 - Compiled by Pamela H. Krause and written by Michael S. Loescher, Chris Schroeder, and Charles W. Thomas, The Copernicus Institute Press, 2000. Copies available from SLoescher@copgroup.com
pp. 519-521(3)
Author: Linstone H.A.

Yehezkel Dror, The Capacity to Govern: A Report to the Club of Rome - London: Frank Cass, 2001, $49.50
pp. 523-525(3)
Author: Linstone H.A.

Energy Needs, Choices, and Possibilities, Scenarios to 2050 - The Global Business Environment, Shell International 2001, 60 pp.
pp. 527-531(5)
Author: Coates J.F.

Market-Oriented Technology Management - Fred Y. Phillips, Springer-Verlag, New York, 2001, 417 pages, ISBN 3-540-41258-1
pp. 533-536(4)
Author: Sharma K.