Social Science Computer Review

Volume 23, Number 2

Summer, 2005

Special Issue on History and Computing

Coming of Age in Computing / James B. M. Schick

Enhancing Latin American History Teaching and Research with Computers / Richard W. Slatta and E. Kalé Haywood

            Academic Computing in Asia: An Overview and a Case Study / Ian Gordon

Information Technology and Historians: The Australian Experience / Robin C. D. McLachlan

            History and the Computer in Canadian Institutions: An Overview / Pierre Corbeil

ICT in History Education - Scotland and Europe / Peter Hillis and Bob Munro

            American Digital History / Vernon Burton

Non-Symposium Articles

What Should We Do Before Running a Social Simulation? The Importance of Model Analysis / Hsu-Chih Wu and Chuen-Tsai Sun

A Typology of Real-time Validations in Web-based Surveys / Andy Peytchev and Scott Crawford

Reports and Communications

Creating a World Wide Community Security Structure Using Individually Maintained Home Computers: The e-JIKEI Network Project / Yusaku Fujii, Noriaki Yoshiura, and Naoya Ohta

Book Review

Democracy and New Media, edited by Henry Jenkins and David Thorburn / Reviewed by Donald L. Beahm