To Frame or Reframe: Where Might Design Thinking Research Go Next?

Collusion Theory: Where to Go Next?

This note comments on Feuerstein’s (Feuerstein, Switgard, BCollusion in industrial economics: A survey,^ forthcoming in Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade, 2005) survey of collusion theory. I start by presenting evidence from a recent real-world collusion case: the lysine industry. Based on this, I point out a few areas where collusion theory can improve: (a) the problem of equilibrium ...

Forward thinking: where next for delirium prevention research?

Orienting response research in schizophrenia: where we have come and where we might go.

This review and critique of orienting response (OR) research in schizophrenia examines the initial Western work, outlines current positions, and notes several areas in which further lines of research are needed. Discussion involves characteristics of schizophrenic patients who are OR nonresponders; OR nonresponding as a possible trait marker; the question of OR nonresponding in child patients; ...

Collective Creativity: Where we are and where we might go

Creativity is individual, and it is social. The social aspects of creativity have become of increasing interest as systems have emerged that mobilize large numbers of people to engage in creative tasks. We examine research related to collective intelligence and differentiate work on collective creativity from other collective activities by analyzing systems with respect to the tasks that are pe...

Where Does the Task Frame Go?

This paper discusses the \Task Frame" (TF) as a central concept in (hybrid) robot force control and task speciication. The title serves a double purpose: it refers to the desirable ability of a force controller to adapt on-line the motion constraint model on which the control is based, but also to the scientiic evolution of the TF concept during the last two decades and its role in future devel...