Issues in Science and Technology, Fall 1998, Table of Contents



Fall 1998 International science cooperation; The productivity paradox; Safer guns; Farming and the environment; Reinventing environmental regulation. Kevin Finneran The Electronic Word. Drive to double R&D spending gains momentum; R&D faring well in FY 1999 appropriations process; Research tax credits expire once again; Protection of human subjects in research questioned; Private venture to sequence human genome launched; Clinton climate change plan takes some heat. Missile defense; International Scientific Cooperation. Ivan Eland Preserving Civil Liberties in an Age of Terrorism Wendy Yap David Rejeski Environmental Policy in the Age of Genetics Consilience (Review of Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge) Scientific truth-telling (Review of The Ascent of Science) George Owen Squier. David C. Mowery Collaborative R&D: How Effective Is It? Richard A. Haeuber William K. Michener Natural Flood Control M. Granger Morgan Susan F. Tierney Research Support for the Power Industry An Informed Approach to Substance Abuse Mark A. R. Kleiman Drugs and Drug Policy: The Case for a Slow Fix Steven Belenko Jordon Peugh Fighting Crime by Treating Substance Abuse How Vulnerable is our Interlinked Infrastructure? C. Paul Robinson Joan B. Woodard Samuel G. Varnado Critical Infrastructure: Interlinked and Vulnerable George Smith An Electronic Pearl Harbor? Not Likely
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