These are manuscript copies of PowerPoint slides prepared for a videotaped lecture filmed on June 16, 2000 at George Washington University Television studio in Washington, D.C. The printouts of the slides were sent to GMU but the VIDEOTAPE WAS NOT SENT to GMU LIBRARIES, but kept at home because Warfield is still working on his MTU video series. This lecture titled "Managerial Self-Delusion via Killer Assumptions" was planned by Warfield to be Number 13 of an overall series of 14 videotapes to be called "Managing the Unmanageable." Eight of the LECTURES in the series were videotaped at George Washington University Television Studio (GWU-TV), in Washington, D.C. in June 2000. Warfield had planned five more lectures for this series, but he did not have time to do the videotapes for those remaining five before leaving town. Of the series of 14 planned video lectures, Warfield was able to make tapes for No. 2, No. 3, No. 4, No. 5, No. 7, No. 9, No. 13, and No. 14 at GWU-TV. Number 1 of his series had been taped several months before, on 23 Feb, at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. For his of eight televised lectures, GWU-TV used five Beta cassettes, which hold the MASTER tapes. Warfield received all five Beta masters from GWU-TV studio. In addition GWU-TV gave Warfield a set of four VHS cassettes, copied from the Beta masters, which also hold all eight of the lectures.
A full list of the Managing the Unmanageable lectures:
Lecture 1: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Process Leadership in Organizations
Lecture 2: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Interactive Management Process Leaders in Organizations
Lecture 3: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Thought Leaders on Behavioral Pathologies
Lecture 4: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: The Mathematics of Structure
Lecture 5: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Metrics of Complexity
Lecture 7: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Thought Leaders on Second-order Thought
Lecture 9: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Infrastructure for the Work Program of Complexity
Lecture 13: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Managerial Self-delusion via Killer Assumptions
Lecture 14: [Text] [Video] Managing the Unmanageable: Structuring Discursivity for the Domain of Complexity