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Year-End Index
2000
2000 Index
IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
Vol. 19
AUTHOR INDEX
A
Allenby, B. Earth systems engineering and management; TAS-M Winter 00/01 10-24
Andrews, C.J., and K.M. Passino. Social implications of system concepts [special issue intro.]; TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
Andrews, C.J. Restoring legitimacy to the systems approach; TAS-M Winter 00/01 38-44
B
Balabanian, N. Controlling technology: should we rely on the marketplace?; TAS-M Summer 00 23-30
Bix, A.S. "Engineeresses" invade campus: four decades of debate over technical coeducation; TAS-M Spring 00 20-26
Bohn, J.G. Thinking systematically about policy; TAS-M Winter 00/01 29-37
Bookman, T. Ethics, professionalism, and the pleasure of engineering [interview]; TAS-M Fall 00 8-18
C
Coopersmith, J. Pornography, videotape and the Internet; TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
D
Davis, J.C. Protecting privacy in the cyber era; TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
Deutsch, S. Envisioning the future [review of "Engineering Tommorrow: Today's Technology Experts Envision the Next Century" (Bell, Trudy E., 2000)]; TAS-M Winter 00/01 6-7
H
Hughes, D.M. The Internet and sex industries: partners in global sexual exploitation; TAS-M Spring 00 35-42
J
Jepsen, T.C. Reclaiming history: women in the telegraph industry; TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
K
Karamchetty, S.D. Using Maslow's hierarchy to guide technology and economic development; TAS-M Winter 00/01 4-5
Keith, D.W. The Earth is not yet an artifact; TAS-M Winter 00/01 25-28
Kline, R.R. The paradox of "engineering science"-a cold war debate about education in the U.S; TAS-M Fall 00 19-25
L
Lippke, J. Smorgasbord of DFE information [review of "Green Electronics/Green Bottom Line: Environmentally Responsible Engineering" (Goldberg, L.H., Ed.; 1999)]; TAS-M Fall 00 37-39
Lucena, J.C. Women in engineering: politics in the making of a statistical category; TAS-M Spring 00 6-14
M
Moriarty, G. The engineering enterprise: Conditioned and conditioning [review of "Social, Ethical, and Policy Implications of Engineering: Selected Readings" (Herkert, J., Ed.; 2000)]; TAS-M Fall 00 35-37
Morton, D. Perspectives on women and technology [intro. to special issue on historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology]; TAS-M Spring 00 4-5
P
Passino, K.M., see Andrews, C.J., TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
T
Tavani, H.T. Technology, policy, ethics, and public health: a select bibliography; TAS-M Fall 00 26-34
W
Wunsch, A.D. The machine in the bedroom [review of "The Technology of Orgasm: Hysteria, the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction" (Maines, R.P.; 1999)]; TAS-M Spring 00 43-45
SUBJECT INDEX
A
Automation; cf. Social aspects of automation
Awards
eleven members of IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology awarded IEEE Third Millenium Medals. TAS-M Summer 00 32
B
Bibliographies
Internet and sex industries, global sexual exploitation. Hughes, D.M., TAS-M Spring 00 35-42
pornography and videotape and Internet technol. diffusion. Coopersmith, J., TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
privacy protection in cyber era, encryption. Davis, J.C., TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
technol., policy, ethics, and public health, a bibliog. Tavani, H.T., TAS-M Fall 00 26-34
women in engng., politics in making of stat. category. Lucena, J.C., TAS-M Spring 00 6-14
Book reviews
Green Electronics/Green Bottom Line: Environmentally Responsible Engineering (Goldberg, L.H., Ed.; 1999). Lippke, J., TAS-M Fall 00 37-39
Social, Ethical, and Policy Implications of Engineering: Selected Readings" (Herkert, J., Ed.; 2000). Moriarty, G., TAS-M Fall 00 35-37
The Technology of Orgasm: Hysteria, the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction (Maines, R.P.; 1999). Wunsch, A.D., TAS-M Spring 00 43-45
C
Computer science
hist., women in telegraph indust. Jepsen, T.C., TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
Computer science education
paradox of engng. sci., cold war debate about education in US. Kline, R.R., TAS-M Fall 00 19-25
Cryptography
privacy protection in cyber era, encryption. Davis, J.C., TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
D
Data privacy
encryption for privacy protection in cyber era. Davis, J.C., TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
DP industry
pornography and videotape and Internet technol. diffusion. Coopersmith, J., TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
E
Education; cf. Computer science education; Engineering education; Humanities
Engineering
technol. develop. control, marketplace and engng. profession. Balabanian, N., TAS-M Summer 00 23-30
Engineering; cf. Environmental engineering
Engineering education
interview with Samuel Florman on ethics, professionalism, and pleasure of engineering . Bookman, T., TAS-M Fall 00 8-18
paradox of engng. sci., cold war debate about education in US. Kline, R.R., TAS-M Fall 00 19-25
women and engng. education, hist. Bix, A.S., TAS-M Spring 00 20-26
women in engng., politics in making of stat. category. Lucena, J.C., TAS-M Spring 00 6-14
Environmental engineering
earth not yet human artifact. Keith, D.W., TAS-M Winter 00/01 25-28
earth systems engineering and management. Allenby, B., TAS-M Winter 00/01 10-24
social implications of system concepts (special issue). TAS-M Winter 00/01 9-44
social implications of system concepts, special issue intro. Andrews, C.J., +, TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
Environmental factors
book review; Green Electronics/Green Bottom Line: Environmentally Responsible Engineering (Goldberg, L.H., Ed.; 1999). Lippke, J., TAS-M Fall 00 37-39
Ergonomics
technol., policy, ethics, and public health, a bibliog. Tavani, H.T., TAS-M Fall 00 26-34
G
Gender issues
book review; The Technology of Orgasm: Hysteria, the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction (Maines, R.P.; 1999). Wunsch, A.D., TAS-M Spring 00 43-45
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology (special issue). TAS-M Spring 00 4-42
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology, special issue intro. Morton, D., TAS-M Spring 00 4-5
hist., women in telegraph indust. Jepsen, T.C., TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
Internet and sex industries, global sexual exploitation. Hughes, D.M., TAS-M Spring 00 35-42
interview with Rachel Maines on her book about vibrators. TAS-M Spring 00 46-48
women and engng. education, hist. Bix, A.S., TAS-M Spring 00 20-26
women in engng., politics in making of stat. category. Lucena, J.C., TAS-M Spring 00 6-14
Government policies
hist., women in telegraph indust. Jepsen, T.C., TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
privacy protection in cyber era, encryption. Davis, J.C., TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
restoring legitimacy to systems approach. Andrews, C.J., TAS-M Winter 00/01 38-44
social implications of system concepts (special issue). TAS-M Winter 00/01 9-44
social implications of system concepts, special issue intro. Andrews, C.J., +, TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
thinking systematically about policy. Bohn, J.G., TAS-M Winter 00/01 29-37
women in engng., politics in making of stat. category. Lucena, J.C., TAS-M Spring 00 6-14
H
History
book review; The Technology of Orgasm: Hysteria, the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction (Maines, R.P.; 1999). Wunsch, A.D., TAS-M Spring 00 43-45
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology (special issue). TAS-M Spring 00 4-42
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology, special issue intro.
Morton, D., TAS-M Spring 00 4-5
interview with Rachel Maines on her book about vibrators. TAS-M Spring 00 46-48
women and engng. education, hist. Bix, A.S., TAS-M Spring 00 20-26
women in the telegraph indust., hist. Jepsen, T.C., TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
Humanities
interview with Samuel Florman on ethics, professionalism, and pleasure of engineering . Bookman, T., TAS-M Fall 00 8-18
I
Industries; cf. DP industry
Internet
pornography and videotape and Internet technol. diffusion. Coopersmith, J., TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
privacy protection in cyber era, encryption. Davis, J.C., TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
sex industries and the Internet, global sexual exploitation. Hughes, D.M., TAS-M Spring 00 35-42
Interviews
Rachel Maines on her book about vibrators. TAS-M Spring 00 46-48
Samuel Florman on ethics, professionalism, and pleasure of engineering . Bookman, T., TAS-M Fall 00 8-18
L
Legislation
Internet and sex industries, global sexual exploitation. Hughes, D.M., TAS-M Spring 00 35-42
privacy protection in cyber era, encryption. Davis, J.C., TAS-M Summer 00 10-22
technol. develop. control, marketplace and engng. profession. Balabanian, N., TAS-M Summer 00 23-30
technol., policy, ethics, and public health, a bibliog. Tavani, H.T., TAS-M Fall 00 26-34
P
Politics
women in engng., politics in making of stat. category. Lucena, J.C., TAS-M Spring 00 6-14
Prejudicial factors; cf. Gender issues
Professional aspects
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology (special issue). TAS-M Spring 00 4-42
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology, special issue intro. Morton, D., TAS-M Spring 00 4-5
hist., women in telegraph indust. Jepsen, T.C., TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
interview with Samuel Florman on ethics, professionalism, and pleasure of engineering. Bookman, T., TAS-M Fall 00 8-18
technol. develop. control, marketplace and engng. profession. Balabanian, N., TAS-M Summer 00 23-30
technol., policy, ethics, and public health, a bibliog. Tavani, H.T., TAS-M Fall 00 26-34
women and engng. education, hist. Bix, A.S., TAS-M Spring 00 20-26
R
Reviews; cf. Bibliographies; Book reviews
S
Social aspects of automation
Internet and sex industries, global sexual exploitation. Hughes, D.M., TAS-M Spring 00 35-42
pornography and videotape and Internet technol. diffusion. Coopersmith, J., TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
technol. develop. control, marketplace and engng. profession. Balabanian, N., TAS-M Summer 00 23-30
technol., policy, ethics, and public health, a bibliog. Tavani, H.T., TAS-M Fall 00 26-34
Socio-economic effects
book review; Social, Ethical, and Policy Implications of Engineering: Selected Readings" (Herkert, J., Ed.; 2000). Moriarty, G., TAS-M Fall 00 35-37
book review; The Technology of Orgasm: Hysteria, the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction (Maines, R.P.; 1999). Wunsch, A.D., TAS-M Spring 00 43-45
earth not yet human artifact . Keith, D.W., TAS-M Winter 00/01 25-28
earth systems engineering and management . Allenby, B., TAS-M Winter 00/01 10-24
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology (special issue). TAS-M Spring 00 4-42
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology, special issue intro. Morton, D., TAS-M Spring 00 4-5
interview with Rachel Maines on her book about vibrators. TAS-M Spring 00 46-48
interview with Samuel Florman on ethics, professionalism, and pleasure of engineering . Bookman, T., TAS-M Fall 00 8-18
social implications of system concepts (special issue). TAS-M Winter 00/01 9-44
social implications of system concepts, special issue intro. Andrews, C.J., +, TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
Socio-economic effects; cf. Social aspects of automation
Special issues and sections
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology (special issue). TAS-M Spring 00 4-42
historical, societal, and professional perspectives on women and technology, special issue intro. Morton, D., TAS-M Spring 00 4-5
social implications of system concepts (special issue). TAS-M Winter 00/01 9-44
social implications of system concepts, special issue intro. Andrews, C.J., +, TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
Systems analysis
earth not yet human artifact. Keith, D.W., TAS-M Winter 00/01 25-29
earth systems engineering and management. Allenby, B., TAS-M Winter 00/01 10-24
restoring legitimacy to systems approach. Andrews, C.J., TAS-M Winter 00/01 38-44
social implications of system concepts (special issue). TAS-M Winter 00/01 9-44
social implications of system concepts, special issue intro. Andrews, C.J., +, TAS-M Winter 00/01 9
thinking systematically about policy . Bohn, J.G., TAS-M Winter 00/01 29-37
T
Technology social factors; cf. Socio-economic effects
Technology transfer
pornography and videotape and Internet technol. diffusion. Coopersmith, J., TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
Telegraphy
hist., women in telegraph indust. Jepsen, T.C., TAS-M Spring 00 15-19
V
Video tape recorders
pornography and videotape and Internet technol. diffusion. Coopersmith, J., TAS-M Spring 00 27-34
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