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Simulation and Games

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Duke, Richard D.	1
Klabbers, Jan H. G.	1

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Management Under Complexity: Gaming/Simulation as a Predecisional Tool.

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Duke, Richard D. – Simulation and Games, 1982

Discusses the problem of developing a comprehensive self-image to guide policy decisions in institutional management. Six characteristics of the problem are given, together with seven traditional organizational responses. Gaming/simulation is proposed as a solution, and an example of a case study simulation is included. (JJD)

Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Business Administration, Case Studies, Computer Oriented Programs

Instruments for Planning and Policy Formation: Some Methodological Considerations.

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Klabbers, Jan H. G. – Simulation and Games, 1985

Links forecasting and planning with policymaking in social and societal systems and presents a planning and forecasting methods taxonomy which combines with policymaking and interactive simulation as an inquiry method for planning. A case study of university manpower development illustrating interactive simulation/gaming and its potentials for…

Descriptors: Case Studies, Classification, Computer Simulation, Decision Making