TOC: Tech Forecasting Social Change
Introduction
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 74(3)
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Technological Forecasting and Social Change
Relevant ARCategory: Marketing Journals |
March, 2007
Demographic processes in a model of innovation diffusion with dynamic market
–Francesca Centrone, Aldo Goia and Ernesto Salinelli [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Incorporating stakeholders’ perspectives into models of new technology diffusion: The case of fuel-cell vehicles
–Gustavo O. Collantes [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Foresight on biopharmaceuticals: Designing foresight methods for Spanish biopharmaceuticals?
–Emma Gutiérrez de Mesa and Emilio Muñoz [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Technological interdependence and knowledge diffusion in the building of national innovative capacity: The role of Taiwan’s chemical industry
–Mei-Chih Hu and Chun-Yao Tseng [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Technical change, prices and communications technology: Insights from the Local Area Networking industry
–Roberto Fontana [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The future of the mobile phone business
–George P. Boretos [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The future of mobile shopping: The interaction between lead users and technological trajectories in the Japanese market
–Jeffrey L. Funk [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Combined forecast process: Combining scenario analysis with the technological substitution model
–Ming-Yeu Wang and Wei-Ting Lan [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Exploring the relationship between scenario planning and perceptions of strategic conversation quality
–Thomas J. Chermack, Louis van der Merwe and Susan A. Lynham [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
The normal, the natural, and the harmonic
–Theodore Modis [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Comments by Joseph P. Martino
–Joseph P. Martino [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Reply to Martino’s comments on “The normal, the natural, and the harmonic”
–Theodore Modis [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Book Review
Fred Phillips, Social Culture and High-Tech Economic Development: The Technopolis Columns, Palgrave Macmillan, New York (2006) 276 pp..
–Kish Sharma [Publisher] [Google Scholar]