Simulation & Gaming -- Table of Contents (September 1 1989, 20 [3])

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René Benders and Bert de Vries: Electric Power Planning in a Gaming Context
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 227-244. [PDF] [References]

Kathleen V. Cairns, J. Brian Woodward, and John Savery: The Life Choices Simulation
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 245-271. [PDF] [References]

Joseph Wolfe and Ralph Jackson: An Investigation of the Need for Algorithmic Validity
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 272-291. [PDF] [References]

N.C. Boreham, R.W. Foster, and G.E. Mawer: The Phenytoin Game: Its Effect on Decision Skills
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 292-299. [PDF] [References]

Steven C. Gold and Thomas F. Pray: The Production Frontier: Modeling Production in Computerized Business Simulations
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 300-318. [PDF] [References]

Jerry Gosenpud: The Prediction of Simulation Performance as It Is Affected By Time
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 319-350. [PDF] [References]

: Informal Communications: Absel News and Notes
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 351. [PDF]

David Crookall: Isaga News and Notes
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 351-352. [PDF]

Harold Guetzkow: Report: Special Session On Global/World Modeling
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 352-354. [PDF]

Anna Smith: "What Time Is It, Mr. Wolf?"
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 354-356. [PDF] [References]

Diana Eastcott: Learning By Doing: An Experience-Based Design For Staff Development Programs
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 356-358. [PDF] [References]

C. Depover, E. Cambier, and C. Darville: Visites D'Installations Industrielles Simulées Par Vidéodisque Interactif
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 359-360. [PDF]

Richard L. Dukes: Nasaga News and Notes
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 361-362. [PDF]

Alan Cudworth: Book Reviews : SIMULATION-GAMING IN THE LATE 1980s, by D. Crookall, C. S. Greenblat, A. Coote, J.M.G. Klabbers, and D. R. Watson, 1987. Oxford: Pergamon Press (Headington Hill Hall, Oxford, UK
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 363-365. [PDF]

David Crookall: Book Reviews : Miscellaneous Reviews
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 365-369. [PDF]

Joseph T. Martelli: Game Reviews : ADVANTIG: The Advanced Manufacturing Technology Implementation Game, by Patrick Sweet, Richard Duke, John Morris, and Jennifer Skwiertz. 1986. Eight hours, 10-18 players. Free brochure and overview video (must be returned), manual available for $10. Additional game kit required for implementation. Contact Multilogue, 321 Parklake Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 370-371. [PDF]

Teresa A. Takken: Game Reviews : IT'S NOT MY PROBLEM! A game about AIDS, by Kuon Custer Hunt. 1988. Two hours, including debriefing: may be broken into two one-hour segments; 12-any number of players; one banker for every 15 players. Manual available for $25 from Simulation Technologies, 1612 West Cherry, Lompoc, CA 93436. Simultech
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 372-373. [PDF]

Joseph Wolfe: Call for Papers
Simulation & Gaming 1989 20: 377. [PDF]

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