Aaron B. Lerner, 1920-2007.

The Aaron B. Lerner Symposium. June 22, 1985.

Honoring Aaron Lerner

We are here today to celebrate a unique and distinguished man, Aaron B. Lerner. I have the privilege of opening these festivities by telling you something of Aaron, realizing full well that many of you know more about certain aspects of his life than I do, but relishing, nonetheless, this particular prerequisite of my position as dean. Aaron was born in 1920 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was th...

Capital and Income in Democratic Socialism

Abstract: Some scholars of the Interwar Debate on Socialism argue that the trial and error method developed by Taylor (1929), Lange (1938), and Dickinson (1939) proved that socialism could match or outperform capitalism. Other scholars argue that the trial and error method of simulating markets was an illegitimate compromise between true socialism and capitalism. The market socialists failed to...

Review of “Computer-Assisted and Web-Based Innovations in Psychology, Special Education, and Health” edited by James K. Luiselli & Aaron J. Fischer

Computer-Assisted and Web-Based Innovations in Psychology, Special Education, and Health edited by James K. Luiselli & Aaron J. Fischer. London & San Diego: Academic Press, 2016. 408pp., $74.95 (hardcover), ISBN 9780128020753

Provenance Support for Rework

Rework occurs commonly in software development. This paper describes a simple rework example, namely the code refactoring process. We show that contextual information is central to supporting such rework, and we present an artifact provenance support approach that can help developers keep track of previous decisions to improve their effectiveness in rework.