A ten page review of Derek K. Hitchens’s book manuscript, which was published under the title Systems Engineering a 21^stCentury Systems Methodology (New York: Wiley and Sons, 2007). Review reflected much of Warfield’s attitudes toward the current state of systems engineering.

An autobiographical booklet, the majority of which consists of two printouts of previously published articles. The two articles are 1) “Systems Profile: 1925 to Now” and “Systems Movement: Autobiographical Retrospectives: Discovering Systems Science.”

The full caption at top of page is "Table 1. Principal Subsystems (Dimensions) and Legacy Organizational Structures." Along with, "Systems Science and Incremental Globalization," this is likely part of an intended manuscript.

A handwritten and typewritten outline of a talk in which Warfield discusses his work in System Design. Also includes correspondence regarding the presentation.

This paper was the lead editorial in a "Special Issue" of the journal Systems Research and Behavioral Science.

For more information please use https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/sres.765.

A discussion of the possible connections and avenues of future research on “Rivers of science” and “Paradigm Villages.” Warfield defines the former as “those long-lived flows of development of concepts such as the logic of Aristotle for which a clear flow of development can be traced for over 2,000 years; and such as Newtonian mechanics evolving into modern-day astronomy; for which contributions rely on a knowledge of the nature of the scientific flow.” Paradigm Villages are described as “the name given to the rise of groups of “members” centered around (so-far) relatively short-lived flows of development of concepts such as cybernetics, or the systems theory of Bertalanffy, or the Keynesian theory of economics.”

Warfield’s translation of the Spanish poem “Ode to Endless Love,” written by Reynaldo Trevino, one of Warfield’s colleagues.

An obituary written by George Klir, editor of the International Journal of General Systems, which published a number of Warfield’s articles.

For more information please use https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03081070903541240.

A folder containing mixed-media items including recordings of Warfield playing the piano and his unfinished lyrics for an operetta; he composed for fun.

A list of 41 reports produced by the Center for Interactive Management (CIM) during its operations at the University of Virginia and George Mason University. At least one report, however, is not listed. For a complete list, see “Annotated Bibliography of Project Reports April 1982 - March 1987.”