Simulation & Gaming -- Table of Contents (June 1 1989, 20 [2])

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Cathy Stein Greenblat: Introduction
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 123-129. [PDF]

R. Garry Shirts: The Second Revolution
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 130-143. [PDF]

James S. Coleman: Simulation Games and the Development of Social Theory
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 144-164. [PDF] [References]

Richard D. Duke and Nicole K. Kemeny: Keeping Score One Score Later: Two Decades of the Simulation & Games Journal
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 165-183. [PDF]

Martin Shubik: Gaming: Theory and Practice, Past and Future
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 184-189. [PDF]

Ivy Moss: Informal Communications: Letter To the Editor
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 190. [PDF]

: Teaching in Japan—a Learning Experience
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 191. [PDF]

Bob Hornaday: Absel News and Notes
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 191-192. [PDF]

David Crookall: Isaga News and Notes
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 193. [PDF]

Alan Coote: Some Thoughts On the Interpretation of Participants' Reactions To Simulation/Games: (Reproduction of a talk delivered at the Simultec Conference held in Geneva, September 1987
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 194-198. [PDF] [References]

R. Iain F. Brown: Commitment To and Involvement in Gaming and Simulations: Data Gathered at ISAGA '88
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 199-205. [PDF]

Richard L. Dukes: Nasaga News and Notes
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 206-208. [PDF]

David Crookall: Book Reviews : Interactive Learning Events: A Guide for Facilitators, by Ken Jones, 1988. London: Kogan Page; New York: Nichols Publishing (120 Pentonville Road, London N1 9JN, UK; PO Box 96, New York, NY 10024, USA
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 209-211. [PDF] [References]

Shirley A. Smoyak: Book Reviews : Game Play: Therapeutic Use of Childhood Games, Charles E. Schaefer and Steven E. Reid (eds.), 1986. New York: John Wiley. ISBN 0-471-81972-7
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 211-212. [PDF]

David Crookall: Miscellaneous Reviews : Simulation/ Gamesfor Learning, Volume 18, Numbers 1 to 4, A. Coote (ed.), 1988. Loughborough: SAGSET (Centre for Extension Studies, University of Technology, Loughborough, Leics LE11 3TU, UK
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 212-218. [PDF]

: Miscellaneous Reviews : A Manual of Structured Experiences for Cross-Cultural Learning, W. H. Weeks, P. B. Pedersen, & R. W. Brislin, 1979. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press (PO Box 768, Yarmouth, ME 04096, USA
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 218. [PDF]

Mary E. Bredemeier: Game Review : ENCOUNTERS: A FAMILY OF SIMULATIONS, by Cathy Stein Greenblat with John Gagnon and Diana Shannon. Includes ENCOUNTERS WITH AIDS, CRITICAL ENCOUNTERS, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS, and DIFFICULT ENCOUNTERS. 2 to 2 $1/2$ hours, 5-50 players. Available from CSG Enterprises, 301 North Harrison Street, Suite 156, Princeton, NJ 08540
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 219-221. [PDF]

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