RAND Review: Winter 1999-2000
On the CoverRamakrishna Mission staff trainees install a solar photovoltaic module in an isolated village of Gosaba in the Sundarbans region of West Bengal, India. The solar modules will bring light to 300 homes here as well as to health centers, youth clubs, and other village institutions. The work is supported by the Indo-U.S. Renewable Energy Project, a collaboration of Indian governmental agencies and the U.S. Department of Energy. India could be an ideal location for expanded use of renewable energy technologies, given its plentiful renewable energy resources, its limited capacity to generate electricity, the suitability of small renewable energy systems to the needs of remote villages, and the desire of Indian companies and agencies to work with U.S. organizations.U.S. NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY/HARIN ULLAL
|
Message from the Editor
and class action syndrome Latinos Sweet and SourRecipe for a new China policy
Cover StoryMay Cooler Tempers Prevail Let technology reduce hot air over global warming
Troop FormationsMilitary personnel reforms contain elements of surprise |
RAND Review is published periodically by RAND, a nonprofit institution that helps improve policy and decisionmaking through research and analysis. Opinions are those of the authors and do not reflect positions taken by RAND, its board, or its sponsors. For permission to use material published in the RAND Review, visit www.rand.org/publications/permissions.html. Submit letters to Editor, RAND Review, 1700 Main Street, P.O. Box 2138, Santa Monica, CA 90407-2138, or e-mail godges@rand.org.
|
Editor John Godges
Assistant Editor
Proofreader
Art Director
Designer
Circulation
|
Editorial Board
Dominic Brewer
|
Recent reports identified in this issue may be purchased from RAND's Distribution Services, 1700 Main Street, P.O. Box 2138, Santa Monica, CA 90407-2138. To place credit card orders, telephone toll free (877) 584-8642; send a fax to (310) 451-6915; or send e-mail to order@rand.org. National Book Network (NBN) carries selected RAND titles. Contact NBN at (800) 462-6420
to determine availability. Selected bibliographies of current research are available at no charge. Abstracts of RAND documents are available for review on the World Wide Web at /search/pubs_search.html
|
This issue in PDF format
RAND Review Home Page
RAND Home Page
