Social Science Computer Review
Vol. 16, No. 1
Spring, 1998

Special Issue: State of the Art of Computing in the Social Sciences

     Introduction / G. David Garson
     Anthropology: Implications for Form and Content of Web-Based Scholarship / Glenn
     Davis Stone
     Economics: A Discriminant Analysis of Students' Perceptions of Web-Based Learning /
     Ebenge E. Usip and Richard H. Bee
     Political Science: Multimedia for Research and Teaching - The Oyez, Oyez, Oyez and the
     History and Politics Out Loud Projects / Jerry Goldman
     Psychology: The Need for Psychology in Research on Computer-Supported Cooperative
     Work / Thomas A. Finholt and Stephanie D. Teasley
     Sociology: The Internet as an Extended Classroom / Andreas Schneider
     Research Methodology: Using Online Technology for Secondary Analysis of Survey
     Research Data - "Act Globally, Think Locally" / Rich Clark and Marc Maynard
     Simulation: Analytic and Algorithmic Analysis of Condorcet's Paradox - Variations on a
     Classical Theme / Richard J. Timpone and Charles S. Taber

Reports and Communications

     The Status of Instructional Technology Use and Development in Sociology Departments /
     Robert J. Wazienski

News and Notes / G. David Garson

Software Reviews

     Systat 7.0 and SPSS 7.5: A Review Essay with Emphasis on Systat / Carl Grafton and
     Anne Permaloff
     Professional Capture Systems / Carl Grafton

Book Reviews

     Telecommunications Strategy for Economic Development, by William H. Read and Jan
     L. Youtie (reviewed by Mark R. Greer)