| 1997 | Linking labor and engineering to enable high performance technology design. | Todd D. Cherkasky |
| 1997 | The expansion of Western progress through technology transfer: social implications for the Third World. | R. Chafy |
| 1997 | The impact of conversion policy on society and technology in Russia. | Liudmila Yu. Bzhilianskaya |
| 1997 | Technology and society: how information and communication technologies can enhance the lives of persons with a disability. | Geoff Busby, Diane Whitehouse |
| 1997 | Raw materials-why should they ever run out? | A. J. Baden |
| 1997 | The era of telepresence: global village and "media slums". | Jacob Baal-Schem, Dov Shinar |
| 1997 | The roles of stakeholder- and peer-review at the OTA. | Clinton J. Andrews |
| 1997 | Information technology cultures and women's lives. | Alison E. Adam |
| 1996 | Expertise and organizational developments: technological revolutions projected as bipolar "evolutionary vector" and "entropy distribution" continuum. | Walter W. Zessner |
| 1996 | When expertise goes away, and when it proves helpful. | Edward J. Woodhouse |
| 1996 | Risk-based regulatory reform and public participation. | David A. Wirth |
| 1996 | Public policy models in conflict: regulatory decision-making and the blue crab fishery in Virginia. | Jane C. Webb, George R. Webb, Charlotte Webb |
| 1996 | Critical digital systems and the ethic of expediency. | Charles M. Waite |
| 1996 | Foresight in science and technology policy as participatory policy analysis. | Danil Tijink |
| 1996 | Building expertise in high technology: new dynamics of R&D funding at U.S. research universities. | Christopher A. Thorn |
| 1996 | The media and government officials: environmental policy communication. | Mark C. Stephan |
| 1996 | Public participation in national forest management: a case study of the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia. | Toddi A. Steelman |
| 1996 | Public reaction to power frequency electric and magnetic field (EMF) effects. | Eva A. Sebo, Stephen A. Sebo |
| 1996 | Democratising the policy process on the deliberate release of genetically modified organisms. | Ren von Schomberg |
| 1996 | Ethics, technology, and society in the heartland: their role in engineering education. | David A. Rogers, Paulo F. Ribeiro |
| 1996 | Limited horizons, limited influence: information technology experts and the crisis of the London Ambulance Service. | Bruce Robinson |
| 1996 | Industrial society as Hubbard's pimple. Is this the Unabomber's manifesto? | Jeff Robbins |
| 1996 | Different drums: contrasts between scientific communication and journalism. | Beverley J. Pitts, Ruth H. Howes |
| 1996 | The growth, accretion, and decay of cities. | John M. Peschon, Leif Isaksen, Brian Tyler |
| 1996 | Fuzzy cognitive maps for policy analysis. | Karl Perusich |