Engineering for Development as Borderland Activity

engineering education as a foundation for development

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Above the borderland between normal and neoplastic development.

This dialogue between the Editor-in-Chief of the Int. J. Dev. Biol. and a leading figure in human pathology and mammalian embryology highlights the close links between the biological interpretation of neoplasia and differentiation processes which normally occur during development, particularly in the case of teratomas. In addition, it emphasizes how a capacity for work, a firm will to progress,...

The narcoleptic borderland.

Software Development as an Engineering Problem

It is hoped that software development can become a branch of engineering, but there are important differences. Software is intangible, complex, and capable of being transformed by a computer. Much effort has been devoted to overcoming the difficulties due to intangibility and complexity, but too little has been devoted to exploiting the third characteristic. A processoriented view of software m...

Response to 'Report from borderland'.

‘K’ s powerful and moving account of his personal experience of analysis is a generous gift to the analytic profession. It raises a number of crucial questions and challenges some of the basic assumptions of analytic theory and practice in a way which gives us a rare opportunity for a more public dialogue between analysts and analysands than is usually possible. In this paper, ‘K’ does not ques...