Boundaries of Analysis: An Inquiry into the Tocks Island Dam Controversy

Edited by
Harold A. Feiveson, Frank W. Sinden, and Robert H. Socolow
(Ballinger Publishing Company, A Subsidiary of J. B. Lippincott Company, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1976)
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Table of Contents

• Title page
• List of Tables
• List of Figures
• Acknowledgments
• Foreword
• Introduction
• Part One — Failures of Discourse
• Chapter One
  Failures of Discourse
  Robert H. Socolow
• Part Two — People and Events
• Chapter Two
  Historical Currents
  Michael Reich
• Chapter Three
  Conflict and Irresolution
  Harold A. Feiveson
• Part Three — Technical Analysis and Human Values
• Chapter Four
  Benefits and Costs, Winners and Losers
  David F. Bradford and Harold A. Feiveson
• Chapter Five
  The Water Cycle, Supply and Demand
  Frank W. Sinden
• Chapter Six
  Floods and People
  Allan S. Krass
• Chapter Seven
  Electric Power on the Delaware
  Thomas F. Schrader and Robert H. Socolow
• Part Four — Nature and the Computer
• Chapter Eight
  Mathematical Models
  Robert Cleary
• Chapter Nine
  Ecological Expertise
  Daniel Goodman
• Part Five — Analysis in a New Key
• Chapter Ten
  A New Park on the Delaware
  Frank W. Sinden
• Afterword
• Select List of Technical and Economic Studies on the Tocks Island Dam Project
• Index
• About the Contributors