Ergonomics

Editorial
pp. 829-832(4)

From human-machine interaction to human-machine cooperation
pp. 833-843(11)
Author: Hoc J-M.

The information and communication society: how people will live and work in the new millennium
pp. 844-857(14)
Author: Bradley G.

Culture, politics and ergonomics
pp. 858-868(11)
Author: Moray N.

Human factors in a dynamic information society: where are we heading?
pp. 869-879(11)
Author: Rasmussen J.

Occupational low back disorder causation and control
pp. 880-902(23)
Author: Marras W. S.

Role of ergonomics in the transfer of technology to industrially developing countries
pp. 903-907(5)
Author: Shahnavaz H.

Parts of life: configuring equipment to individual lifestyle
pp. 908-919(12)
Author: Bouwhuis D. G.

Ergonomics in the past and the future: from a German perspective to an international one
pp. 920-930(11)
Author: Zink K. J.

Designing automation for human use: empirical studies and quantitative models
pp. 931-951(21)
Author: Parasuraman R.

Human factors and aviation safety: what the industry has, what the industry needs
pp. 952-959(8)
Author: Aurino D. E. M

Activity theory as a framework for analyzing and redesigning work
pp. 960-974(15)
Author: Engestrom Y.

New paradigm, new market and new theatre in ergonomics
pp. 975-982(8)
Author: Lee M. W.

Co-operation at work: a process-oriented perspective on joint activity in inter-organizational relations
pp. 983-997(15)
Authors: Wehner T.; Clases C.; Bachmann R.

Usability testing in 2000 and beyond
pp. 998-1006(9)
Author: Wichansky A. M.

Ergonomics strategies and actions for achieving productive use of an ageing work-force
pp. 1007-1018(12)
Author: Kumashiro M.

Where are we in understanding the effects of where we are?
pp. 1019-1029(11)
Author: Hedge A.

Ergonomics user interface standards: are they more trouble than they are worth?
pp. 1030-1044(15)
Author: Stewart T.