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Arndt Wernerps, various simulation games have been presented, experimented, and discussed, and experiences exchanged. As a result, a network of researchers and teachers interested in games has been created. The third workshop with participants from ten countries further expanded and strengthened the network, an

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Sanita Schr?er,Gunter Kaysert tools and techniques than what researchers working in terrestrial landscapes use. I illustrate how landscape ecologists can learn from collaborations with marine biologists, aquatic, behavioural and acoustic ecologists to develop experimental approaches that address questions about space use in th

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Rosemarie Kay,Michael Holz,Claus Aden?uert tools and techniques than what researchers working in terrestrial landscapes use. I illustrate how landscape ecologists can learn from collaborations with marine biologists, aquatic, behavioural and acoustic ecologists to develop experimental approaches that address questions about space use in th

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Frank Maa?ent, held in Espoo, Finland, June 27-29, 1997. The workshop was organized by the Special Interest Group on Games of IFIP Working Group 5.7, which is coordinated by Professor Jens Riis. The Special Interest Group aims to enhance learning in production management in academia and in industry, through t