Index to volume 27

Futures,Vol. 27, No. 9110,pp. 1089-1093, 1995

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1995

Articles A context-matching theory of choosing, Russell Rhyne, 27.3, 31 l-323 A health service fit for the 21st century. The Welsh ‘Health and Social Care 2010’ project, Marcus Langley, Christopher Riley and Morton Warner, 27.9110, 967-977 alt.civilizations.faq. Cyberspace as the darker side of the West, Ziauddin Sardar, 27.7, 777794 Alternative funding: looking beyond the nationstate, Keith Bezanson and Ruben Mendez, 27.2, 223-229 Analysing the past and managing the future using neural networks, Patrick Canarehi, 27.3, 325-338 A new system to finance the’united Nations, Hans d’Orvi//e and Dragoljub Najman, 27.2, 171-179 Anthropological perspectives on the future of culture and society. Editors’ introduction, Victoria Razak and Sam Cole, 27.4, 375-384 Anthropology and the future. New technologies and the reinvention of culture, Arturo Escobar, 27.4, 409-421 A Toronto seminar on future generations, A//en Tough and Martha Rogers, 27.3, 367-368 A troubleshooter’s analysis of the human predicament, Don Chisholm, 27.3, 353-362 A vision for Nicaragua. Health services in the new century, Angel Sanchez Viesca, 27.9/10, 985-991 Being consoled? Virtual nature and ecological consciousness, Nigel Clark, 27.7, 735-747 Beyond financing. Giving the United Nations power of the purse, lnge Kaul, 27.2, 181-188 Beyond medicine. Health challenges and strategies in the 21 st century, Trevor Hancock and Martha Garrett, 27.9/10, 935-951 Can small countries survive the’future?, Ziauddin Sardar, 27.8, 883-889 Codes of Conduct, 27.2, 263-269 Computer porn panic. Fear and control in cyberspace, Andrew Calcutt, 27.7, 749-762 Contending voices: futures, culture and development, Sam Co/e, 27.4, 473-481

Culture under construction. The future of native Arubian identity, Victoria Razak, 27.4, 447459 Democratic franchise and the electronic frontier, Vivian Sobchack, 27.7, 725-734 Development or decolonization in the Andes?, Frederique Apffel Marglin, 27.8, 869-882 Electronics, environment and employment: harnessing private gain to the common good, James Robertson, 27.5, 487-504 Environmental quality planning. A strategic total quality management (STQM) approach, Christian N Madu, Chu-hua Kuei and Dena Winokur, 27.8, 839-856 Eurasian energy prospects and politics. Need for a., longer-term Western strategy, Mehmet OgiitQi, 27.1, 37-63 Evolution of the market economy. The responsibility and contribution of business, Olivier Giscard d’Estaing, 27.2, 246-252 Field anomaly relaxation. The arts of usage, Russell Rhyne, 27.6, 657-674 Financing civil society for a global responsibility, Robert Cassani, 27.2, 215-221 Financing the United Nations’ operations. A frustrating nightmare, Emilio J Cardenas, R Carlos Sersale di Cerisano and Oscar A Avalle, 27.2, 145-159 Financing the United Nations. Some possible solutions, Erskine Childers, 27.2, 161-l 70 Financing UN functions in the post-Cold-War era. A proposal for a United Nations Security Insurance Agency, A/an f Kay and Haze/ Henderson, 27.1, 3-10 Forecasting Japanese health futures with the BFT: a demand-side approach, Yoshihisa Watanabe and Takeshi Tsubo, 27.9/10, 959-966 From Rio to Copenhagan, Maurice F Strong, 27.2, 238-240 Future health of indigenous peoples. A human ecology view and the case of the Amazonian Shipibo-Conibo, Maj-Lis Fo//er, 27.9110, 1005-1023 Future kinship and the study of culture, Mary/in Strathern, 27.4, 423-435 Futures visions for South-east Asia: some early warning signals, Sohail Inayatullah, 27.6, 681-688 Health scenarios and policy making. Lessons from the Netherlands, R F Schreuder, 27.9/l 0, 953-958 Health trend assessment in Indonesia. Futures studies at the provincial level, Agus Suwandono, 27.9110, 979-983 If I were a millionaire, Nicholas Alberv, 27.3, 363-366 Information for health futures research. Guide to published and on-line resources, Martha I Garrett, 27.9110, 1025-1057 Informing environmental making, policy P J Puntenney, 27.6, 675-680 Innovative resource management for social development, 27.2, 231-236 Introduction: Cyberspace: to boldy go ,

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Ziauddin Sardar and Jerome R Ravetz, 27.7, 695-698 Knowledge and development in a fractured global order, Fransisco R Sagasfi, 27.6, 591610 Linking futures research methodologies. An application of systems thinking and metagame analysis to nuclear energy policy issues, Lutz E Schlange, 27.8, 823-838 Microcybernetics as a revolution, Jerome R Ravetz, 27.7, 699-712 Net worth? Religion, cyberspace and the future, Jay Kinney, 27.7, 763-776 New markets and new commons. Opportunities in the global casino, Hazel Henderson, 27.2, 113-124 Non-spatial government, Bruce E Tonn and David Feldman, 27.1, 11-36 Other Reform Initiatives for Global Peace and Development, 27.2, 253-262 Our health, our future, Cohn R Blackman, 27.9/10, 919-920 Paths to an air transport future. Myths and omens, Roben E Caves, 27.8, 857-868 Popular images of the future: cross-national 1981 and 1991, Lorne survey results, Tepperman andJames Curtis, 27.5, 549-570 Project contextual futures--now, Russell Rhyne, 27.5, 537-548 Protecting scenarios for South-east Asia and the South-west Pacific. R G Covle and G R M&/one, 27.1, 65-79 ’ Reforming the UN: the view of the American people, Aian F Kay, 27.2, 236-238 Restructuring economic and financial power. The potential role of a foreign exchangetransaction levy, John Langmore MP, 27.2, 189-194 Rethinking Bretton Woods, Jo Marie Griesgraber, 27.2, 240-246 Science, technology and future sustainability, S A Healy, 27.6, 611-625 Some practical hints for newcomers to health futures, Duncan Nicholson, Philip Hadridge and Geoff Royston, 27.9/10, 1059-1065 Sustainability of complex societies, Joseph A Tainter, 27.4, 397-407 The biological reserve: the future’s last stand, Ezra B W Zubrow, James R Schumm, Symma Finn, Gail A Panetski and Justin Van Ness, 27.4, 437-446 The end of strategy-again, Trevor Williams, 27.5, 571-576 The ethnographic futures research method: an application to Thailand, Robert B Textor, 27.4, 461-471 The forfeit of the future, David Lowenthal, 27.4, 385-395 The forthcoming information revolution: its and firms, Spyros impact on society Makridakis, 27.8, 799-821 W Basil The future as embarrassment, McDermott, 27.5, 577-578 The future of Britain’s green growth, Nikos

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Kastrinos, 27.8, 905-906 The future of health futures, Clement Bezold, 27.9110, 921-925 The future of health futures: another perspective, Martha J Garrett, 27.9110, 927-933 The future of philosophy, Oliver Leaman, 27.1, 81-90 The future of small countries: cooperation is imperative, J6zef Niznik, 27.8, 891-895 The future of therapeutics in the north, Clement Bezold, 27.9/10, 993-1003 The futures of communication, Samar Ihsan, Sohail lnayatullah and Levi Obijiofor, 27.8, 897-903 The futures of the poor, S P Udayakumar, 27.3, 339-351 The impact of biotechnology on North-South trade. Implications for employment in Latin America, Regina MA A Galhardi, 27.6, 641656 The International Health Futures Network (IHFN), Kathryn E Johnson, 27.9/10, 10871088 The metropolis revisited, Thomas Angotti, 27.6, 627-639 The microelectronics revolution-limits to its growth?, George Spencer, 27.7, 713-724 The need for international monetary stability: proposals for stabilizing exchange rates, F Becker, P Ferndndez and E Fontela, 27.3, 273-285 The Tobin tax proposal. Background, issues and prospects, David Felix, 27.2, 195-208 The United Nations: its future is its funding, Harlan Cleveland, 27.2, 107-l 11 The United Nations Security Insurance Agency (UNSIA) proposal. A preliminary assessment, Daniel M Smith, 27.2, 209-213 The wealth of regions: market forces and policy imperatives in local and global context, Michael Storper and Allen J Scott, 27.5, 505526 Toward the learning region, Richard Florida, 27.5, 527-536 Towards an agenda for institutions of foresight, Richard A Slaughter and Martha J Garrett, 27.1, 91-95 What future for health futures in Latin America and the Caribbean?, Cristina PuentesMarkides, 27.9110, 1067-1075 Where is globalization taking us? Why we need a new ‘Bretton Woods’, Morris Miller, 27.2, 125-144 WHO’s health futures consultation, Stephen A Sapirie and Stanislaw Orzeszyna, 27.9/10, 1077-1085 World futures and the United Nations: a guide to recent literature, Michael Marien, 27.3, 287310 Authors Nicholas Albery, 363-366

If

1 were a millionaire,

27.3,

index

Thomas Angotti,

The metropolis

revisited,

27.6,

627-639

Oscar A Avalle, see Emilio I Cardenas F Becker, The need for international monetary stability: proposals for stabilizing exchange rates, 27.3, 273-285 Keith Bezanson, Alternative funding: looking beyond the nation-state, 27.2, 223-229 Clement Bezold, The future of health futures, 27.9/10, 921-925 Clement Bezold, The future of therapeutics in the north, 27.9/10, 993-1003 Co/in R Blackman, Our health, our future, 27.9/10, 919-920 Andrew Cakutt, Computer porn panic. Fear and control in cyberspace, 27.7, 749-762 Patrick Canarelli, Analysing the past and managing the future using neural networks, 27.3, 325-338 Emilio J Ca’rdenas, Financing the United Nations’ operations. A frustrating nightmare, 27.2, 145-159 Robert Cassani, Financing civil society for a global responsibility, 27.2, 215-221 Robert E Caves, Paths to an air transport future. Myths and omens, 27.8, 857-868

R Carlos Sersale di Cerisano, see Emilio ) C;irdenas Erskine Childers, Financing the United Nations. Some possible

solutions, 27.2, 161-l 70 A troubleshooter‘s analysis of the human predicament, 27.3, 353-362 Nigel C/ark, Being consoled? Virtual nature and ecological consciousness, 27.7, 735-747 Harlan C/eve/and, The United Nations: its future is its funding, 27.2, 107-l 11 Sam Co/e, Contending voices: futures, culture and development, 27.4, 473-481

Don C&ho/m,

Sam Cole, see Victoria Razak R G Coy/e, Projecting scenarios Asia and the South-west

for South-east Pacific, 27.1, 65-79

James Curtis, see Lorne Tepperman Arturo Escobar, Anthropology and the future. New technologies and culture, 27.4, 409-421

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G&card d’Esfaing, Evolution of the market economy. The responsibility and contribution of business, 27.2, 246-252

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David Feldman, see Bruce E Tonn David Felix, The Tobin tax Background, 208

proposal. issues and prospects, 27.2, 1 VS-

P Ferndndez, see F Becker Symma Finn, see Ezra B W&brow Richard Florida, Toward the learning 27.5,

region,

527-536

Fo//Pr, Future health of indigenous peoples. A human ecology view and the case of the American Shipibo-Conibo, 27.9/10, 1005-1023

Maj-Lis

E Fonfela, see F Becker Regina M A A Galhardi, biotechnology implications

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The impact of North-South trade. employment in Latin

America,

27.6,

641-656

Martha Garrett, see Trevor Hancock Martha / Garrett, Information for health futures research. resources,

Guide to published 27.9/10, 1025-1057

and

on-line

Martha / Garrett, The future of health futures: another perspective,

27.9/10,

927-933

Martha J Garrett, see Richard A Slaughter Jo Marie Griesgraber, Rethinking Bretton Woods,

27.2,

240-246

Philip Hadridge, see Duncan Nicholson Trevor Hancock, Beyond medicine.

Health challenges and strategies in the 21st century, 27.9/10, 935-952 S A Healy, Science, technology and future sustainability, 27.6, 61 l-625 Haze/ Henderson, New markets and new commons. Opportunities in the global casino, 27.2, 113-124

Hazel Henderson, see Alan F Kay Sohail Inayatullah, Futures visions for South-east Asia: some early warning signals, 688

27.6,

681-

Sohail Inayatullah, see Samar lhsan Samar Ihsan, The futures of communication, 27.8,

897-903

Kathryn Futures 1088

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The international (IHFNJ. 27.9/10.

Health 1087-

The future of Britain’s green 27.8 905-906 lnge Kaul, Beyond financing. Giving the United Nations power of the purse, 27.2, 181-l 88 A/an F Kay, Financing UN functions in the postCold-War era. A proposal for a United Nations Security Insurance Agency, 27.1, 3-10 A/an F Kay, Reforming the UN: the view of the American people, 27.2, 236-238 jay Kinney, Net worth? Religion, cyberspace and the future, 27.7, 763-776

Nikos Kastrinos, growth,

Chu-hua Kuei, see Christian N Madu john Langmore MP, Restructuring economic and financial power. The potential role of a foreign exchange-transaction levy, 27.2, 189194 Ofiver Leaman, The future of philosophy, 27.1, 81-90 Marcus Langley, A health service fit for the 2 1 st century. The Welsh ‘Health and Social Care 2010’ project, 27.9/l 0, 967-977 David Lowenthal, The forfeit of the future, 27.4, 385-395 Christian N Madu, Environmental quality planning. A strategic total quality management (STQM) approach, 27.8, 839-856 Spyros Makridakis, The forthcoming information revolution: its impact on society and firms, 27.8, 799-821 Fr&d&ique Apffel Marglin, Development or decolonization in the Andes?, 27.8, 869-882 Michaef Marien, World futures and the United Nations: a guide to recent literature, 27.3, 287-310 W Basil McDermott, The future as embarrass-

ment, 27.5, 577-578 G R McGlone, see R C Coyie Ruben Mendez, see Keith Bezanson Morris Miller, Where is globalization taking us? Why we need a new ‘Bretton Woods’, 27.2, 125-144 Dragoijub Najman, see Hans d’orville Duncan Nichobon, Some practical hints for newcomers to health futures, 27.9/l 0, 10591065 /6zef Niznik, The future of small countries: cooperation is imperative, 27.8, a91 -a95 Levi Obijiofor, see Samar lhsan Mehmet &%itqii, Eurasian energy prospects and politics. Need for a longer-term Western strategy, 27.1, 37-63 Hans d’Orvi//e, A new system to finance the United Nations, 27.2, 171-l 79 Stanislaw Orzeszyna, see Stephen A Sapirie Gail A Panetski, see Ezra B W Zubrow Cristina Puentes-Markides, What future for health futures in Latin America and the Caribbean? 27.9/10, 1067-1075 P / Puntenney, Informing environmental policy making, 27.6, 675-680 Jerome R Ravetz, Microcybernetics as a revolution, 27.7, 699-712 Jerome R Ravetz, see Ziauddin Sardar Victoria Razak, Anthropological perspectives on the future of culture and society. Editors’ introduction, 27.4, 375-384 Victoria Razak, Culture under construction. The future of native Arubian identity, 27.4, 447459 Russell Rhyne, A context-matching theory of choosing, 27.3, 311-323 Russell Rhyne, Field anomaly relaxation. The arts of usage, 27.6, 657-674 Russell Rhyne, Project contextual futures-now, 27.5, 537-548 Christopher Riley, see Marcus Langley James Robertson, Electronics, environment and employment: harnessing private gain to the common good, 27.5, 487-504 Martha Rogers, see Allen Tough Geoff Royston, see Duncan Nicholson Francisco R Sagasti, Knowledge and development in a fractured global order, 27.6, 591610 Stephen A Sapirie, WHO’s health futures consultation, 27.9/10, 1077-1085 Ziauddin Sardar, alt.civilizations.faq. Cyberspace as the darker side of the West, 27.7, 777-794 Ziauddin Sardar, Can small countries survive the future?, 27.8, 883-889 Ziauddin Sardar. Introduction: Cvberspace: to boldly go :, 27.7, 695-698’ Lutz E Schlange, Linking futures reasearch methodologies. An application of systems thinking and metagame analysis to nuclear energy policy issues, 27.8, 823-838 R F Schreuder, Health scenarios and policy Lessons from the Netherlands, making.

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27.9110, 953-958 James R Schumm, see Ezra B W Zubrow Allen J Scott, see Michael Storper Richard A Slaughter, Towards an agenda for institutions of foresight, 27.1, 91-95 Daniel M Smith, The United Nations Security Insurance Agency (UNSIA) proposal. A preliminary assessment, 27.2, 209-213 Vivian Sobchack, Democratic franchise and the electronic frontier, 27.7, 725-734 The microelectronics Spencer, George revolution-limits to its growth?, 27.7, 713724 Michael Storper, The wealth of regions: market forces and policy imperatives in local and global context, 27.5, 505-526 Marilyn Strathern, Future kinship and the study of culture, 27.4, 423-435 Maurice F Strong, From Rio to Copenhagen, 27.2, 238-240 Agus Suwandono, Health trend assessment in Indonesia. Futures studies at the provincial level, 27.900, 979-983 Joseph A Tainter, Sustainability of complex societies, 27.4, 397-407 Lorne Tepperman, Popular images of the future: cross-national survey results, 1981 and 1991, 27.5, 549-570 Robert B Textor, The ethnographic futures research method: an application to Thailand, 27.4, 461-471 Bruce E Tonn, Non-spatial government, 27.1, 11-36 A//en Tough, A Toronto seminar on future generations, 27.3, 367-368 Takeshi Tsubo, see Yoshihisa Watanabe S P Udayakumar, The futures of the poor, 27.3, 339-351 Justin Van Ness, see Ezra B W Zubrow Angel S&chez Viesca, A vision for Nicaragua. Health services in the new century, 27.9/10, 985-991 Morton Warner, see Marcus Longiey Yoshihisa Watanabe, Forecasting Japenese health futures with the BFT: a demand-side approach, 27.9/10, 959-966 Trevor Williams, The end of strategy-again, 27.5, 571-576 Dena Winokur, see Christian N Madu Ezra B W Zubrow, The biological reserve: the future’s last stand, 27.4, 437-446

Books reviewed (author, title, reviewer) Georg Aichholzer and Gerd Scheinstock, Technology Policy: Towards an Integration of Social and Ecological Concerns, Nikos Kastrinos, 27.6, 689-690 loanna Buick and Zoran Jevtic, Cyberspace for Beginners, lvana Milojevic, 27.7, 795-796 A Dobson and P Lucardie (editors), The Politics of Nature: Explorations in G&n Political Theory, Andrew Jordan, 27.1, 99- 100

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Kai Erikson, A New Species of Trouble: Explorations in Disaster, Trauma, and Community, llyas Baker, 27.8, 907-909 Michel Cadet, Le grand mensonge: L’emploi est mort. Vive I’activit6. (The Big Lie that Work is Dead-On with Activity!), Jacques Richardson, 27.5, 579-580 David Hicks, Educating for the Future: A Practical Classroom Guide, Richard A Slaughter, 27.1, 102-103 Stewart Lansley, After the Gold Rush: the Trouble with Affluence: ‘Consumer Capitalism/and the Way Forward, Trevor Williams, 27.3, 369371 Gwyn Prins (editor), Threats Without Enemies: Facing Environmental Insecurity, Susan Subak,

27.1, 101-102 Bruce Rich, Mortgaging the Earth: The World Bank, Environmental Impoverishment and the Crisis of Development, Katrina Brown, 27.8, 911-913 Gerard Silverberg and Luc Soete (editors), The Economics of Growth and Technical Change: Technologies, Nations, Agents, Rajah Rasiah, 27.5, 581-582

letters to the Editor Robert Jungk In Memoriam, Johan Galtung, 27.1, 97-98

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