Presented as Chapter 5 of Olsen's book, this article describes the wide scope of current applications of Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM), lists technical and procedural details for its efficient use. Includes a review of the mathematical theory supporting its software programs and a response to critics.

Workshop presented 20-21 May 1982 at University of Sao Paulo, and 27-28 May 1982 at IBM Science Center, Brasilia, Brazil.

Transcript of an audiotaped interview with Warfield by Roxana Cardenas. Made 26 May 1997, at George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia. Interview was part of Cardenas’s field work for her dissertation.

Transparencies to accompany “Complexity Lecture No. 8.” Part of a series of 12 lectures on complexity given at the Johnson Center, George Mason University. Second of three lectures on topic of Higher Education. A VHS video is available under “Higher Education 2: Higher Education & the Thought Leaders.”

The first seven chapters of a new book Warfield was working on in 2004. The goal was to enlarge his readership by writing a book in simpler language at a level to be understood by the average lay person. However all these files became obsolete, superceded by another document titled NEWBOOK2 containing documents planned for publication.

Written in summer of 1956 when Warfield held a summer-employment position at the Ramo-Wooldridge offices located in Los Angeles, California. See also, "Intangibles in System Design,” a paper written in tandem.

It is an index to all of the works in progress on Warfield’s computer in 1997, plus references, bibliographies, graphics, transparencies, presentation pages, and other items connected to these writings, and also the computer files for his most recently published books. Documents sorted by topic, or by institution/organization into several sub-folders. Warfield used a numbering system, not names to identify his computer documents. To find something on his computer, therefore, you must first consult his…

This is almost identical to "Warfield Inventory Contents" printed July 1996. Another of Warfield’s attempts to make a list of all his documents on his computer, categorized by subject.

A history of the software associated with Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) composed by Rose Warfield. Based on conversations with John Warfield. Includes handwritten corrections from John Warfield. GMU lists it as: "Interactive Structural Modeling (Ism) History, More Or Less," [Rosamond Warfield] 1989 (Box 24 , Folder 33 ).

Written in summer of 1956 when Warfield held a summer-employment position at the Ramo-Woolridge offices in Los Angeles, CA.

Signed by seven friends and colleagues at Instituto Tecnologico Y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, and presented in a formal ITESM brochure folder, this is a homemade computer printout giving appreciation for "brillante participacion en la pelicula "Dance With Mexicans."

A summary and outline of Warfield’s past and present research writings and work activity conducted in his Institute for Advanced Study in the Integrative Sciences. Names of colleagues and staff past and present are given, as well as two bibliographies, one a list of books by other authors and second a listing of all of his own published works in chronological order. This is particularly valuable because Warfield always kept his document files in numerical…