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What do noncomputer specialists think about com-puters? The specialist and nonspecialist will find this book an entertaining and enlightening answer to that question. The book is a collection of lively articles, news items, poetry and illustrations about the computer. None of the material is new, but this is probably the first time it has been collected together in such a pleasing fashion. The author intersperses the serious with the sometimes comic. Much of. the book deals with popular topics like computer chess, robots and thinking machines. There are also articles on criminal data banks, computer monitoring and controls on the use of computers. When there are contrasting views, the author usually presents back to back stories on the topic. For instance, a positive article on criminal data bases is followed by a story describing such criminal histories as a 7 year blunder. This book would make a good supplementary text for a course on social impacts of computing. People who use computers would benefit from this book by learning how most of the world perceives computing. This report contains two bibliographies in the Scenario Reality Planning (SRP) Bibliographic Series. Both bibliographies contain annotated references to books excerpts , journal articles and dissertations within the subject area. The selection is somewhat skewed and doesn't systematically include all the appropriate references from a particular journal, or technical report series. Nevertheless, most of the references are quite recent and the listing may be of some utility to the researcher in the areas of public policy and the social impacts of computer technology. The introduction contains methods for readily gaining access to the desired publications .. Theme : updating computer specialists in a variety of areas. Format: special interest group sessions and tutorials in automata and computing theory, artificial intelligence, information retrieval, minicomputers, numerical methods, programming languages, univeristy computer center management and technical writing. Contact : ACM headquarters.

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Scenario reality planning: review of The future of consensus-formation technology utilization in a normative governmental planning support system environment by R. H. Martin