Contains letter from Warfield to Ralph Widner regarding the August 2001 Panetics Workshop, the Workshop Plan, and the Workshop Report. Workshop was facilitated by Carol Jeffrey.

A seven page bibliography of documents stored in the BIBLWIM database that related to Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM). Gathered to assist one of Warfield’s PhD students.

A step by step guide going through the construction and use of Options Fields during an Interactive Management Workshop.

Contends that Academia and Society each can be represented by two subdomains. Academia is divided into “Embedded” and “Fringe” subdomains while society is divided into a “Science-based Subsystem” and a “Floating Subsystem.” There are four possible intersections of these domains, which are known as Zones. The four Zones are: Familiar, Remnant, Vacuous, and Legacy

A list of 35 titles Warfield assembled and kept stored in his note-binder titled “New Paper Systems Programs in Universities.”

Warfield provides a paragraph summary of his eleven “principal discoveries.”

A list of 31 titles John Warfield considered to be his most important from 1968 to 1991. In includes two books, two bibliographies, and both published and unpublished papers or reports. It is an excerpt from a longer unpublished memo titled “Chronology of Developments Beginning Around 1968.”

A collection of 12 transparencies designed to accompany Warfield’s figure “Foucault’s Space of Discourse.”

A collection of 12 transparences with Charles S. Peirce quotes. Several, if not all of these, were used during lecture series in Argentina. See, for example, "The Philosophy of Science According to Charles S. Peirce."

The fill title of this document is "Department of Systems Science at the State University of New York at Binghamton," by George J. Klir and Walter Lowen. This is just the first page.

A collection of photographs of systems thinkers from 350 A.D. to the 1900's, starting with Aristotle and ending with Bochensky, Foucault, Ashby, Friedman & Harary.

Warfield’s comments on Geoffrey Vickers, Responsibility—Its Sources and its Limits (Intersystems, 1980) along with a transcript of an interview with Vickers. Click here for the video.