IFSR Newsletter 1984 Vol. 4 No. 1 Spring Looking Across the Specialists’ Fence This is the first of a series of contributions by specialists telling others something about their own field. SYSTEMS THINKING IN EDUCATIONAL… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1983 Vol. 3 No. 2 Autumn A Conference Report by Prof. G. de Zeeuw Systeemgroep Nederland organizes – in addition to regular summer schools, seminars and other events – a Research Conference in… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1983 Vol. 3 No. 2 Autumn A Summary Report by Bela H. Banathy, Global Learning Symposium – Fuschl (Austria) 1982 THE FIRST FUSCHL SYMPOSIUM In April 1982 a group of systems scholars gathered… Read more »
Editorial Two years may count but little in publishing life. Nonetheless, it is surprising just how much, that is worthy of record, occurs within a single scientific speciality in even so short a time, judging… Read more »
Table of Contents Manuscripts for Publication in “Systems Research”, the Journal of IFSR…1 Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the March…2 Austrian Society for Cybernetic Studies (ASCS) Annual General Meeting…2 Seventh European Meeting on the Cybernetics and… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1983 Vol. 3 No. 1 Spring (Part I) A Summary Report by Bela H. Banathy Global Learning Symposium – Fuschl (Austria) 1982 SPONSORS: Far West Laboratory for Educational Research and Development – Intersystems… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1982 Vol. 2 No. 3 Summer This quarterly publication will commence to appear under the PERGAMON PRESS imprint late 1983/early 1984, the launch of a quality publication requiring adequate lead time. A (condensed)… Read more »
Editorial An issue mainly devoted to means of communications; editorial policy guidelines for Systems Research, the new journal of the IFSR; an ASCs scheme for affiliation coupled with reduced subscription rates for Cybernetics and Systems,… Read more »
Editorial If IFSR were to add a motto to their “Iogo” – logos are after all progressively taking the place of the earlier company and institutional shields – it might at this stage well read:… Read more »
Editorial Having devoted most of the first issue to the background of the formation of IFSR and to an outline of the characteristics of the founder members, it is good to be able to report… Read more »