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Computerized Survey Research: Advance Table of Contents

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FYI, the Winter 2000 issue of the Social Science Computer Review
will cover computer aspects of survey research. Additional
manuscripts are solicited in this area (contact
David_Garson@ncsu.edu). Sample copies from
jsamples@sagepub.com. The advance table of contents is:

Social Science Computer Review
Volume 18, No. 4
Winter, 2000

Special Issue on Survey and Statistical Computing in the New Millenium
        Introduction / Randy Banks
        Usability of Computer Assisted Survey Instruments / Mick P.
         Couper
        From PAPI to CAPI: The Case of the British Household Panel
         Survey /Randy Banks and Heather Laurie
        What Users Want form a Tool for Analyzing and Documenting
         Electronic Questionnaires: The User Requirements for the
         TADEQ Project / Maureen Kelly
        Triple s XML: A Standard within a Standard / Keith Hughes,
         Stephen Jenkins, and Geoff Wright
        Data Warehousing and Decision Support at the National
         Agricultural Statistics Service / Mickey Yost
        Data Mining: New Challenges for Statisticians / David J. Hand
        Bridging the Quantitative Qualitative Divide: The Lexical
         Approach to Textual Data Analysis / Richard Bolden and Jean
         Moscarola

Privacy Advocacy Groups vs. Intel: A Case Study of How Social
Movements are Tactically Using the Internet to Fight Corporations / Sagi
Leizerov

Reports and Communications
        The Current Situation and Prospect of Chinese Information
         Resources on the Web / Yanli Qi
        Mass Media Use and Social Life among Internet Users / John P.
         Robinson, Meyer Kestnbaum, Alan Neustadtl, and Anthony
         Alvarez
        Internet by Proxy: How Rural Physicians Use the Internet /
         Kimberly D. Harris and James D. Campbell
        An Experimental Evaluation of Web based Tutorial Quizzes /
         Gary Klass and Lane Crowthers

News and Notes / G. David Garson

Software Reviews
        Criminology: An Introduction Using Exploreit / reviewed by
         William F. Bengston

Book Reviews
        Evaluation and Implementation of Distance Learning:
         Technologies, Tools, and Techniques, by France Belanger and
         Dianne H. Jordan / reviewed by Dan Henderson
        Distance Learning Technologies: Issues, Trends, and
         Opportunities, by Linda Lau / Reviewed by Mona Ternus and
         Debbie Faulk
        Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace, by Lawrence Lessig /
         reviewed by Dee Southard
        Social Dimensions of Information Technology: Issues for the
         New Millenium, edited by G. David Garson / reviewed by Carl
         Grafton



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