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World population growth and the role of annual energy use per capita
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1998 : SEP, VOL. 59:1, p. 55-87
 1998 Sheffield, J.
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Generational explanation of long-term "billow-like" dynamics of societal processes
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : SEP, VOL. 59:1, p. 1-30
 1998 Mallmann, C.
Lemarchand, G.
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Using Delphi for a long-range technology forecasting, and assessing directions of future R&D activities: the Korean exercise
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 58:1/2, p. 125-154
 1998 Shin, T.
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Biofuels as sustainable technologies: perspectives for less developed countries
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 58:1/2, p. 83-104
 1998 Cadenas, A.
Cabezudo, S.
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Technology assessment as guidance to governmental management of new technologies in developing countries
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 58:1/2, p. 35-46
 1998 Coates, J.
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Integration of technology assessment in R&D management practices
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 58:1/2, p. 23-34
 1998 Berloznik, R.
Langenhove, L. van
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Business-university virtual teaming for strategic planning
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAR, VOL. 57:3, p. 261-266
 1998 Hazlett, J.
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University-industry partnerships in management research
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAR, VOL. 57:3, p. 257-260
 1998 Phillips, F.
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Hy-labo = Hybrid laboratories: springboard for the science and technology basic plan
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAR, VOL. 57:3, p. 237-248
 1998 Saito, H.
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A brief look at a market-driven approach to university technology transfer: one model for a rapidly changing global economy
Technological forecasting and social change
1998 : MAR, VOL. 57:3, p. 233-236
 1998 Mejia, L.
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