LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

PARTICIPANTS IN NATO ADVANCED STUDY INSTITUTE

Adam, Ralph Al-Tayyeb, Muhammad Alpert, Hilda Anagnostopoulos, Tryphon Asser, Paul Barnes, Robert Baxter, Paul Bayard, Florence Becker, Joseph Belkin, Nicholas Bilalis, Nicholas Bivins, Kathleen Blois, Marsden Bourbakis, Nicholas B;rown, James J. Bruzelius, t1aria Louise Carter, William Carterson, Julie Caruso, Elaine Casale, Gianni Casper-, Cheryl Chorafas, Dimitris Cohen, Karen Cooper Michael Davis, Jacqueline Debons, Anthony De Parga, Margarita Dow, John Dow, Donna

Flynn, Ida Flynn, Roger Friedman, Lee Ganz, Carol Garfield, Eugene Goldman, J.E. Gonzalez, Maria Goodman, Henry Griffiths, Jose-Marie Haitovsky, Yoel Hayes, Robert Heilprin. Laurence Hogberg, Lars Hogg, Frank Hollnagel, Erik Horne, Esther Horton, Forest Istefanopulos, Yorgo Jordanides, Timothy Kester, Tilo King, Donald Klempner, Irving Kochen, Manfred Bach-Kristiansen, Ejvind Larson, Arvid Lawrence, Sheri Licklider, Joseph Lucas, Henry Machlup, Fritz

841

842

Manniello, John Mansfield, Una Martell, John tUller, James Minder, Thomas Mistrik, Ivan Moberg, Thomas Mumford, Enid Nag, Durga Nelson, Carnot Neveling, Ulrich Neves. Morais Nevitt, Barrington Niehaus, Richard Nitterhouse, Denise O'Hare, Margaret O'Hare, John Otten, Klaus de Solla Price, Derek Raeder, Stephen Ramon, Jose Ramos, Maria Rathswohl, Eugene Rich, Robert Robertson, Charlene Robertson, George Roderer, Nancy Rodrigues, Alirio Rogers, Charles Rosinski, Richard Saltzer, Benjamin Samuelson, Kjell Sanz, Maria Schwarz, Stephan Schweizer, Sus.anna Scourlas, Christos Sessions, Vivian Shaw, Ward Smith, Rhot.en Sokol, George Sophar, Gerald Sorensen, Holger Stamper, Ronald Stavrakakis, Yinnis Steinacker, Ivo Studer, Paul Suttle, James Svenonius, Elaine

Swedloff, Sol Talmi, Bonnie Theiss, Helmut Tolkin, Steven Umpleby, Stuart Unger, George Venema, Stephanie Walker, Thomas Welt, Issac Wigander, Karl-Olof Wise, John Wong, Eugene Winkler, Stanley Yngstrom, Louise Zunde, Pranas Zurkowski, Paul

INDEX

844

Accountability Adaptability Ad hoc approach Adjusting society

SUBJECT INDEX

Ad hoc Committee on Ethical Standards in Psychological Research

Aircrew Station Advisory Panel (ASAP) Air Force Office of Scientific Research Air pollution abatement system Anasynthesis ANSI/X3/SPARC-Report Army Behavioral Science Laboratory Association of Computing Machinery Attitudes Artificial intelligence

Systems Automata theory Avline Behavioral factors

System "Bottom-up top-down" approaches Bradford's Law British Post Office Carnegie Mellon University Centralization Centre for Culture and Technology Central Intelligence Agency Civil Service Commission City and state government Classification theory

416 26,203

30 831

578,586,587,589 293

49 72

231 466

49 578,737

41 179 210

16 521

95 198

40 18 50 35 44

147 836

754,757,758 615

18

845

633 18 13 35

Closed-mindedness Cognitive science

Operations Psychologist Rate equation Relation Simulation

Command, control, and communications (C3) system Communication systems

434 181 179

39,49 23,38

Theory Characteristics of receivers Individual receivers Issues to improve Natural Primary Secondary Scientific Processes

Computer and Business Equipment/Manufacturers Association (CBEMA)

Computer-assisted manpower analyses system (CAMAS)

Computer science Applied Aided instruction (CAl) Computer-based systems Curriculum Graphics Ombudsman service Simulations Microcomputer Minicomputer

Conversational system Cost function

(COS)

Council of the Amer.Chem. Society Cybernetic structure Data analysis

Structuring methods Transmission Types

Database Approach Design Maintenance Management Management system (DBMS) Operation Structures

17 632 633 794 178 182 182

710,711 710

652

721,723,727,729 736 733

43,396,397,398,399 765,766

745 773

73 772 276 276

725,727 568,14

578 17,365,366

465 464,466

616 199

475,476,478 462

474-487,464-467 485

18,768 474,482

485 466

846

Description language Dictionary Manipulation language Distributed system Ingres Large numerical Logical Relational Physical design

482 480 483

462-473 768 772 480 489 481

Problem solving distributed relational system (POREL) 468,470,472

270 772 12

626

Decision style Problem solving Definitions Depersonalization

Department Agriculture Health Housing, urban development Interior Labor

Design process Nature Criteria Current state Constraints Designer Laws Methodology Problem Existentialistic Functional Operational Redesign Status

Determinism Developing countries Diagramming technique Dictionary of Occupational Titles Disambiguation Display system

Helmet-mounted (HMD) Head-up (HUD) Graphical

Distributed processing DNA Document classification Dysfunctions

537 808

49 404 758

25,31,40,794 20 14 11

791 271 ,272 ,274

40 791 163

31 375

26 363

20 15

611,612,656 65

679,680,758,705 215

98,99 296,297

294,295,297,299 772 463 108

19 552

Economics Good Theory

Eco-technology

Education In information science Film location Occupational structure Professional Research information services

Effectiveness Electronic funds transfer (EFT) Information exchange system Elementism Empirical laws Encyclovideo system End users

847

565 570

18,566 551 836

732 522 682 737 458

28 73,835

382 15

152,159,165 522

34 770 Energy policy planning

Environment 1,191,192,200,812 Influence of

ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) Ethics Committee of the Ecological Society

of America Evolutionary approach Explicit management concepts

Resources Faculty availability

Risks Fed.Europ.d'Assoc. Nationales d'Ingenieurs Feedback Financial sector Forecasting Formalistic approach Freud's pleasure principle Galois theory Genetic code Goal types Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Grid Hard sciences approach Hardware selection Health services Heuristic approach Hierarchical decomposition

798,812-817 520

578 31

429 49

747 747 578

33 615 829

30 710 192 108 286 782

411,412 625

278,279,280 614

30,217 365,468-472

848

Hypocratic oath Horizontal decompositon Homomorphic compression

Document transformation Selection Transformation

Human factors Engineering Humanism Human resources planning System dynamics Planning system

IBM Scientific Centre, Peterlee Ignorance explosion Impact assessment

Characteristics Determination Indicators and measures On living.systems Impact scenarios for the year 2025 System design Of information systems

Implementation Influential traps Informatics Information

Commercial Conceptual Definition Economic good As a national resource Economy Education Flow Industries Association l~nager professional Management systems Network types Officers Policy Resources management Retrieval (IR) Seeking Specialties Technology Theory Effective Empirical

577 ,597 472 434 450 434 438

291,778 293 15

721 548 720 489

43 797 822 808

798,818-829 803-807

798,829-837 11,27,37-48,797-837

798,799-812 266,274,459

248 91,753,226

631 781 753

12-14 781 751

779,839 781

15,363,364 754,757,758

751-761 23

500 714,716

664,666,537 752,754

774 189 753

6 17

96,97 753

Encyclopedic Uniformity Utilization Information Multidisciplinary view of Potential Structure of Social science Value of

Information science Practitioners of

Infotech State of the Art Report (1977) Information managers Information system

General view of Information systems theory Effective Integration of Machine-machine Information retrieval (IR) system Natural Preserved contex Science of Synthetic System design Evaluation Interfaces Model Objectives Types

Innovation Institute for Electrical and Electronic

Engineers (IEEE) Institutional maturity Integrity Intelligent television (lTV) Interaction

Interactive input Computer techniques Input devices Interface Output

849

187 5

122 107

752-754 96,97,101,102,153

112 707

568,569 11,13,16,52

703 462,464,465,466

753,757,758 194,799,815

815 304,314 241,769

794 174 774 173 523 817 174

10-59 227 229 214

22 288

629,630,637

652 428

International Air Transport Association (lATA) Commission of Jurists

574,575,577 ,777 651 397 355 411 357 352 354 420

48 Network for Nuclear Structure Data

Evaluation Standards organization (ISO) Technical Committee

772 13,420 97,85

850

Interdiscip1inarity View of information

Intergovernmental international Intermediary Invisible colleges Kinesics King Research, Inc. Knowledge anomalous state

Analyzers of Discretionary processors Industries Producing occupations llorkers Managerial processors Transformers of

Laws of personal computing Of least effort

LEGOL-2 Libraries

British National agricultural

Linguistics . Psycho1inguistic theories

Linkage Logistics London School of Economics Machine

Translation Macrostructure

organizations

19,36 752 419

734,34,714,716 49 17

51,758 158,688,774

688 688 676

677,679,680,681,683 676,683

688 687 642 710

Management information systems progra~s

488.-498 617 49

540,541 17,734

180 456

23 488

623,624 163 455

23,40,164,547,741

Man-machine communication Computer interface Information systems Symbiosis Union

Manpower Matter-energy processing Mechanization of judgment Media. design

Non-print media (NPM) Moral point of view Metatheory Models

NPM materials Networks

National Conference and Exposition

742,743,746,729 177

290,351,352 14,173,174,322

35 548,549

705,758,789,838 139 622 375

499,502,503 573 17

72,122,123,128,132,136,403 409,433,463,566,737,732

510,511 503,504,511

757

851

National Committee on Library and Information Sciences National information policy

47 46,538

520 405

National Information Center for Educational Media National Recreation and Park Association National Science Foundation National security National Society of Professional Engineers NATO Institute on Information Science (First)

NATO Institute on Information Science (Second)

Navy manpower planning system (NAMPS) Need constraints Network

Decentralization Decentralized control Rural telecommunication Telenet packet-switching

New York Conference Board 1971 Report Nominals Nonprocedural query language North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Nuclear Data Project (NDP) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Office of Naval Research Organizational structure Ontogeny Open-mindedness Operating unit approach Operations Research Society of America Organization modeling Optimization problem Paperwork management

Commission on federal Perception Personal computing

Data Responsibility

Philosophy Pittsburgh Poison Center Pittsburgh study Plato Political-economic intelligence Pragmatics Praxiology PRESTEL Price elasticity

51,658,7513 46

578 69,76,95,142

192,193 70,78,95,142

547 721 792 500

44 832 614 382

37 110 483

49 772 772 539

49 40

641 633

30 578

474-487 770 752 754

322,433 640

6 627

11 324

51 523 819 175 210

50,524 569

852

Privacy Behavioral research

Private good Sector

Problem areas Problem solving styles

Problem-solving Process

Routine Surrogate

Production function Professional conduct in research

Ethics Project for Research on Interactive Computer-

based Education Systems (PRINCESS) Promis Public good Quantification Recreational planning Reductionism Reflexive thinking Regional and Urban Studies Information Center Relational structure Reliability Resources

Allocation Implicit

Retrieval theory Use

Risk avoidance Royal Institute of Chemistry Royal development programs Satisfaction measures Science and Education Administration Scientific freedom

(SEA)

Scientific and Technical Information (STINFO) Security Self-actualization Semantics Semiosis

Analysis Semiotics

Sensitivity

659,574,777 578 570

41 790

240,242,246 251,254 153,468

687 553 568 573

577 ,777

396 352,357,358,360

570 625 402

15 123 772 365 141

11,48-54,76-81,782 409

49 18

189 249 578 612 268 539 580

537,764 658

44,428 175,776

153 163 174

27 Share activity manpower planning system (SAMPS) 719,723,727

728,729 292,404,406,408

408 25

Simulation Models Techniques

Structure

853

365,367 155,157

157 411

Of a less well-developed science Of a well-developed science

Steinitz-Rogers Associates, Inc. Students 691,693

455 175

159,161,163,788-792,793-796

Syntactic mechanisms Syntactics System design

Designer Design problem Problem paradigm Process Aircraft Characteristics of File-oriented Foundations of Redesign

System science Social system

Complexity Theoretic perspective

623 789 162 223 285

26-28 475

16,788,791 795 140 205 778

Society for general systems research Socio-economic benefits

121,122,123 382,383

43,798 631 Source credibility

Special interest group on personal complexity Standards, American National Committee Systems, general

(SIGPC) 642 652 128

Approach Analysis

Query Augmentation Complementarity Concordance Low control Management Mat ter-energy Military Natural Open Operational characteristics Paradigms within Purposeful Representational Specifications Structures Supranational Synthetic Theory Yearbook

370,377 ,408 22,223-4,271,453,621,622,624

455 560 559

548,549,580 67

373 306

39 210 416

27-28 386 416 215 368 365 416 455

17,36,67,120-3,211,381 63

854

Task analysis Characteristics of

Techn. Assoc. of the Pulp and Paper Industry Technical Information Systems of SEA (SEA/TIS) Technical standards, ADP Technological reductionists Telecommunications Telegraph Te1emedicine Telephone Television Telex Terminology Testability Theory

Laws, principles Management Gaps

Totalitarian society Training Transmission media Transportation Typology of international organizations University of California University of Karlsruhe University of Oklahoma University of Pittsburgh University of Stuttgart Usage cluster language User

Behavior Integration Requirements Variables

Utility Values Weinberg Report Wharton School Work performance Zipf's Law

292 634 578 541 651 552 613 616 614 616 617 616

11,84 27 11 11 18

795 834

13 38

614 418

782,836 468 783

3,4,51,753,783 468 471 272

95 34

790 34

14 62]; 537 755

42 18

AUTHOR INDEX

Ackoff, R.L. 14, 53, 196, 197, 198, 297, 329 Adam, R. 707-718 Adams, J.M. 49, 654 Aida, S. 564 Albanese, R.A. 725 Allen, T.J. 630, 632, 633 Altman, 1. 202 Arnold, B.H. 656 Ashby, W.R. 25, 53, 81, 135, 142, 214 Ashenhurst, R.L. 742 Asser, P.N. 837 Atherton, Pauline 78 Auerbach, I.L. 109 Bach-Kristiansen, E. 27 Baier, K. 577, 578. 587 Baker, M.S. 576, 577, 583, 586 Baker, R. 277 Bales, R.F. 206 Ballachey, E.L. 181 Barb, C. 783 Bar-Hillel. Y. 364 Barker, R.G. 201 Barnes, S.B. 581 Barton, E. 248 Baumol, W.J. 568 Beldon, T. 300 Belkin, N.J. 189, 774-775 Bell, D. 53, 243 Belzer, J. 53, 78, 79, 216, 733, 736

855

856

Ben-David J. 581 Berrien, F.K. 205 Berger, P. 728 Berta1anfy, Ludwig, Von 14, 58, 63, 64, 211 Biller, 467, 468, 471, 472 Bivins, R.T. 17, 186-190 Blackman, M. 721 Blandin, J.S. 630, 636, 637 B1oise, M.S. 12, 109-119 Blomquist, C. 578 Bock, P. 647, 655 Bogus1aw, R. 24, 28, 54 Bolt, R. 354 Bonini, C.P. 720 Borko, H. 21, 53 Boulden, J.B.' 721 Bou1ding, R.E. 14, 53 Boza, L.B. 725 Bradford, S.C. 18 Brandeis, D. 659 Brim, O.G. 575 Braten, S. 179 Braunstein, Y.M. 568 Braybrook, D. 243 Brindle, E.A. 72 Brown, C.G. 629-639 Brown, J.J. 703-706, 838-839 Brown, W.B. 630, 636, 637 Brunswik, E. 207 Buechner, R.D. 405 Burch Jr., John G. 54, 66 Burgard, A. 80, 736 Burr, B. 322, 355 Burton, T.L. 406 Butler, M. 458 Cameron, W.J. 143 Caplan, N. 248 251, 257, 259, 261 Card, S. 322, 355, 359 Carmichael, L. 434 Carterson, J. 837 Casper, C.A. 32, 39, 565-572 Cesario, F.J. 407 Chambers, W.W. 220 Charnes, A. 719, 720 Chen, P. 113 Cherry, C. 12, 54, 175, 177, 179 Cherry, G.E. 406 Child, D. 709 Churchman, C.W. 14, 54, 299, 348

Cicchetti, C.J. 403 Clawson, M. 407 Cooper, M.D. 48, 55, 789 Cooper, W.W. 719, 720 Cornsweet, T.N. 434 Cougar, J.D. 744 Cournand, A. 582 Crandell, D. 458 Crane, D. 54 Crutchfield, R.S. 181 Cyert, R. M. 720 Davis, G. 314, 837 Davis, R. 22, 54 Danchak, M.M. 172 Davis, G. 54 Dearden, W.F. 434 Debons, A. 10-59, 80, 95, 143, 736, 741 DeGreene, K.B. 54, 66, 217 DeGro1ier, E. 71 DeMey, M. 179 Deppe, M.E. 483 DeSo11a, P. 55, 764-765 Deutsch, K.W. 145, 211 Devine Jr. , H.A. 409 DeWrath, N.V. 48, 55 Dickoff, J. 55 Dolby, R.G. 581 Dosa, M.L. 74 Dow, J. 17, 20, 33, 62-68 Downs, A. 720 Driver, M. 203 Dudding, R.C. 725 Edelman, F. 72 8 Edsall, J.T. 582 Emery, F.E. 329 Emshoff, J.R. 197,198 English, W. 322,355 Evans, S. M. 715 Fairthorn, R.A. 12, 55,169 Farber, J. 95-104 Fay, B. 708 Feinberg, J. 575 Fillmore, C. 188 Finkelstein, E. 733 Finnerty, J.L. 70 Fisher, G.H. 55 Flynn, Roger R. 76-81, 732-740 Forgy, C. 322,348 Francois, J. 279

857

858

Frankena, W.F. 577,587 Fremlin, J.H. 582 Fried, C. 575, 577, 587 Friedman, L.A. 26, 547-564, 797-837 Frohman, A.L. 272 Fry, J.P. 463 Galanter, E. 201 Gallie, W.B. 175 Ganz, C. 630,838 Garfield, E. 47, 55, 837 Garvey, W.D. 715, 714, 178 Gee, G.M. 74 Gergen, K.J. 578, 589 Gibbons, Frank 79 Gibson, J.J. 95 Gilgen, A.R. 199 Glass, B. 582 Go ffman , W. 17, 55 Goldhor, J.D. 630 Goldman, J.E. 837 Gomer, F.S. 300 Gonzalez, W.R. 172 Goodman, H.J.A. 499-535 Griffiths, B. 55 Griffiths, Jose-Marie 769 Guerin, G. 403, 405 Gupta, A.B. 733, 736 Hackathorn, R.D. 279 Haden, H. 654 Halberstam, D. 625 Hall, G.E. 459 Hanks, G. 732 Hansen, R.P. 404, 405 Harbo, O. 55 Harding, R. 80, 736, 742, 744 Hare, A. P. 207 Harmon, G. 79, 732, 733, 735 Hart, W.J. 404 Havelock, R. 457, 458, 459, 633 Heilprin, L.B. 17, 28, 55, 214, 215, 433-452 Hiltz, R. 382 Hjelte, G. 405, 407 Hollnage1, E. 17, 172-185 Holt, B. 645 Holt, H.O. 294 Hopper, G.M. 87 Horne, E.E. 49, 837 Horton Jr., F.W. 49, 751-761

Hudson, L. 709 Hudson, W.D. 577 Isaac, A. 733 Isaak, J. 651 Istefanopu1os, Y. 43, 611-619, 837 Jaedigke, R.K. 720 James, P. 55 Janis, 1.L. 243 Jenkins, A.M. 743 Jerison, H.H. 133 Johansson, G. 586, 589 Jordanides, T. 770-771 Joyce, J. 143 Kagann, S. 18, 676-702 Kahn, D. 658 Kajberg, L. 55 Karlik, L. 417, 421 Kelman, H.D. 575 Kent, A. 9, 43, 50, 56, 142 Kent, E.W. 654 Kelman, H.D. 584, 589 Kester, K. 5-7 Kim, C. 16 King, D.W. 30, 33, 56, 566, 766-768 K1eindorfer, G.B. 410 Klempner, I.M. 70, 620-628 K1ir, G.J. 64, 195, 196, 198 Kochen, M. 70, 120, 778 Ko1b, D.A. 272 Koh1bert, L. 836 Ko11erbaur, A. 396 Kotarbinski, 210 Krech, D. 181 Krippendorff, K. 135, 216 Kristiansen, E.B. 27, 363-380 Kronebusch, J. 733, 736 Kruti11a, J.V. 409 Kuhn, T.S. 56, 389 Lakatos, 1. 582 Lancaster, F. 27 Langefors, Borse 56, 66, 67, 305, 396 Larson, A.G. 10-59 Lavey, W.G. 676 Laudon, K. 73 Lawrence, S. 402-415 Leavitt, H.J. 720 Lecht, C.P. 44, 56

859

860

Legault, R. 98 Lengyel, P. 714 Levine, R. 243 Lewin, 273 Lewis, T.G. 642 Licklider, J.C.R. 32, 41, 42, 47, 56, 142, 837, 664-674 Lin, N. 714 Lindblom, C. 240, 243 Line, M.B. 712, 713, 715 Liston, D.M. 27, 56 Ljung, B.O. 396 Loucks, S.F. 429 Louis, K.S. 458 Lucas Jr., H. 21, 27, 32, 254, 459, 265-275 Lukasiewicz 48, 56 Luria, A.R. 145 Lyons, J. Ill, 476, 479 Machiavelli, N. 417 Mach1up, F. 18, 105-108, 566, 575-702, 755 Mackay, D.M. 176, 177, 183 Mann, L. 243 Mansfield, U. 736, 799 March, J. G. 720 Margenau, H. 154 Marschak, J. 566 Mason, R.O. 56 Martin, J. 462 Maz1ish, B. 654 McCarty, L.T. 494 McCracken, D. 325 McDermott, J. 322, 348 McDonough, A. 755 McLuhan, E. 147 McLuhan, M. 144, 147 McNamara, R. 363 Mead, G.H. 179 Meadow, C.T. 70 Merton, R.K. 581 Mesarovic, M. 732 Metzger, L. 458 Mihram, D. 183 Mihram, G.A. 183 Miller, A.K. 581 Miller, G.A. 56, 201, 178 Miller, J.G. 14, 130, 132, 138-140, 211, 216, 304 Minder, T. 191-209 Mistrik, I. 462-473 Mitroff, 1.1. 56, 299

Montgomery, R.L. 21, 28, 223-230, 735 Moon, J.D. 708 Moos, R.H. 202, 203 Moran, T. 359 Morrison, A. 251 Mowshowitz, A. 623 Mueller, E. 403, 405 Mumford, L. 624 Murray, H.A. 200 Murray, T. 406 Musgrave, A. 582 Myers, C.A. 57 Nasri, N. 57 Naumann, D.J. 743 Nelson, C.E. 456-460 Nelson, C.E. 714 Neuho1d, E.J. 467 Neumann, J. Von 141 Nevitt, B. 16, 26, 141-156, 316 Newell, A. 32, 322, 348, 354, 355, 359 Niehaus, R.J. 719-731 Nitterhouse, O. 798, 837 Norman, D.A. 187 Nowell-Smith, P.H. 577 Nunamaker, J.F. 80, 742, 744, 736 Ogden, C.K. 175 Olson, E.E. 630 Orr, Kenneth T. 65 Otten, K. 191, 788-792 Pada1ino, K.A. 725 Paisley, W. 458 Papenek, V. 21, 57 Parker, D.B. 653, 749 Parsons, S.O. 172 Parson, T. 205 Pask, G. 179, 183 Perry, J.W. 48 Peste1, E. 732 Pierce, C.S. 175 Piaget, J. 128, 418 Piskor, W.G. 725 Podolsky, J.L. 214 Poe, E.A. 142 Poincare, H. 113 Po1anyi, M. 57, 199 Popper, K. 582 Poret, M.D. 676, 755 Pribram, K.H. 201

861

862

Prices, D. 108, 169, 764, 798, 837 Pugh, G.E. 211 Quillian, M.R. 186 Radnitzky, R. 123 Raeder, S. 837 Ramakrishsa, K. 325, 359 Rappaport, A. 720 Rathswoh1, E.J. 120-126, 837 Rich, R.F. 18, 27, 32, 240-264, 456, 459, 798, 837 Richards, I.A. 175 Ritchie, G. 355 Robertson, C.R. 26, 304, 321-350, 458 Robertson, G.C. 27, 35, 325, 351-362 Roderer, N.K. 766-768 Roe, A. 709 Rogers, C.D. 782-783 Rogers, C.J. 474-487, 741-750 Rogers, E.M. 458, 629 Rogers, R.A. 629 Roscoe, 297 Rosenbloom, R.S. 634 Rosenberg, V. 57 Rosinski, R.R. 13, 95-104 Rossman, M. 123 Ruebhausen, O.M. 575 Rush, M. 707 Rutstein, D.D. 584, 586, 588, 589 Sa1anek, J.R. 70 Salton, G. 131, 216 Saltzer, B. 798, 837 Samuelson, K. 17, 19, 27, 57, 193, 304-320, 330, 349 Saracevic, T. 17, 51, 57 Sartre, J.P. 29, 57 Satinoff, E. 219, 220 Schade, O.H. 98, 99 Schoene, M.L. 28 Schroder, H.M. 203 Schi1theiss, L. 21, 57 Schur, H. 45, 57 Schwartz, S. 35, 573-610, 777 Schweizer, S. 69-75, 837 Schmidt, C.J. 732 Seely Jr., J.E. 622 Seminara, J.L. 172 Shannon, C.E. 57, 85, 88, 177, 210 Shaw, W. 453-455 Shelly III, M.W. 720 Sherif, C. 19, 57

Sherif, M, 19, 57 Shils, F.R. 205 Shirey, D.L. 57, 76-81, 732-740 Shivers, J.S. 405, 407 Shoemaker, F.F. 458 Sho1tz, D. 719, 720, 725 Sieber, S. 458 Sieghart, P. 575, 583, 586 Simon, R.A. 32. 57. 72, 135, 214, 243, 322, 720 Simon, J.C. 141 Simeons, A.T.W. 145 Sinton, D. 406 SippI, C.J. 58 Smith, A.R. 725 Smith, R. T. 631 Smith, R.A. 3-4 Smith, V.K. 406, 409 Smithers, A. 709 Sokol, G. 837 Sophar, G.J. 42, 537-546, 837 Sorensen, R.S. 776 Sproull, R. 354, 355 Stambaugh, R.J. 251 Stamper, R.K. 488-498 Stegmu11er, W. 582 Steinacker, I. 27, 416-432, 798, 837 Sterling, T.D. 73 Stevenson, F.L. 294 Stigler, G.J. 566 Storer, N.W. 581 Strater Jr., Felix R. 66 Streufert, S. 203 Studer, D.A. 15, 128-137, 210-221 Swanson, R. 20, 21, 58, 736, 737 Swarz, S. 837 Ta1mi, B.C. 456, 772-773, 798, 837 Taylor, F.V. 178 Taylor S. 250 Theiss, H. 84-94, 276-283, 640, 663, 837 Thompson, G.L. 72-0, 725 Toff1er, A.W. 38, 58, 732 Tomkins, 131. 134 Tranoy, K.E. 581 Trotter, R.J. 145 Turner, J. 355 Turoff, M. 31, 58, 332 Tushman, 630, 634, 637 Tyler, R.W. 736 Ump1eby, K. 381-395

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