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Articles in Winter 1998/1999 issue of Issues in Science and Technology

• Antitrust and technological innovation
  by Hart, David M
• EPA analyzed
  by Clarke, David
• Russia's woes continue to plague space station project
• image of engineering, The
  by Wulf, Wm A
• Forum
• House science policy study receives mixed reviews
• R&D is big winner in 1999 federal budget
• A stressful world
  by Tonelson, Alan
• future of the U.S. economy, The
  by Florida, Richard
• Real numbers
• Crisis in U.S. organ transplant system intensifies
  by Fentiman, Linda C
• Why standards matter
  by Mallett, Robert L
• Fixing the research credit
  by Whang, Kenneth C
• United States signs Kyoto Protocol on climate change
• Nuclear reckoning
  by Mendelsohn, Jack
• Ehlers report, The
  by Finneran, Kevin
• New radon reports have no effect on policy
  by Nero, Anthony V Jr
• Sandia's science park: A new concept in technology transfer
  by Brown, Kenneth M
• new competitive landscape, The
  by Van Opstal, Debra
• Environmental alarmism: The children's crusade
  by Huebner, Stephen; Chilton, Kenneth
• Facing up to family violence
  by Chalk, Rosemary; King, Patricia A
• Toward a learning economy
  by Herzenberg, Stephen A; Alic, John A; Wial, Howard